The leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ended their annual summit Thursday held virtually due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic with some new coronavirus-related initiatives introduced.Discussions focused on how the region should deal with the global public health crisis and revive member economies badly affected by it, officials said.The summit of the 10-member grouping was the first in a series of related gatherings to be held via videoconference through Sunday, including a meeting during which 15 Asia-Pacific countries are expected to sign a long-awaited economic deal…READ FULL ARTICLE
