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In the first half of the 1960s, there were deep conflicts between Malaysia and Indonesia and between Malaysia and the Philippines. SEATO, which had previously been formed in Southeast Asia, and regional organizations such as the Association of Southeast Asia (ASA), which was formed in 1961 in southeast Asia, between Philippines, Malaya and Thailand, could not draw a successful graph. The idea of a new Malaysian federation with the support of Britain, formulated on the paper by Prime Minister Tunku Abdurrahman, was not welcomed by the Philippines and especially Indonesia and according to them, this new federation was evaluated as a western puppet. In Maphilindo, the idea of

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Maphilindo: A Southeast Asian Organization based on Pan-Malayism, Between Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia, and Its Impacts on Southeast Asian Regionalism