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“Our operations are conducted within our own territorial waters and EEZ,” National Security Adviser Eduardo Ano said in a statement late Saturday, referring to the nation’s exclusive economic zone. “We will not be deterred by foreign interference or intimidation.”
Beijing sees Taiwan as part of China to be reunited by force if necessary. Most countries, including the US, do not recognise Taiwan as an independent state, but Washington is opposed to any attempt to take the self-governed island by force and is committed to supplying it with weapons.
HONG KONG -- GMT Research, the accounting research firm that took on PwC over its auditing of embattled developer China Evergrande Group, says it will no longer do on-the-ground investigations in mainland China, as a new state secrets law has sown uncertainty.
ISTANBUL (Reuters) -- Turkey will impose a 40% additional tariff on imports of vehicles from China to halt a possible deterioration of its current account balance and protect domestic automakers, the trade ministry said on Saturday.
TOKYO -- Japan's regional airports are seeing a recovery in international travelers as foreign tourists flood the country, returning in fiscal 2023 to just over 60% of the total for pre-pandemic fiscal 2019, but an absence of visitors from China is a headwind on a full recovery.
WASHINGTON -- The failure of successive U.S. administrations to respond adequately to the stunning growth of Chinese power stands as one of the three biggest foreign policy blunders since World War II, alongside the 1965 escalation in Vietnam and the 2003 invasion of Iraq, authors of a much-talked-about new book told Nikkei Asia.
Mounting uncertainties are casting a shadow over the future of Chinese solar panel manufacturers in Southeast Asia, with many agonising over staying or leaving given the United States is moving to block a well-trodden tariff workaround.
