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TOKYO -- China's recent military exercises surrounding Taiwan "looked like a rehearsal" for an invasion, U.S. Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel Paparo told Nikkei on Wednesday, stressing the importance of solidarity among the U.S., Japan and their partners to enhance deterrence against Beijing.
SHANGHAI/HONG KONG -- The Chinese yuan traded on the mainland hit a six-month low against the dollar of 7.2488, highlighting the divergent monetary policies of the world's two biggest economies.
About 86 per cent of the 1,765 Filipinos surveyed by private polling firm WR Numero Research from March 12 to 24 wanted their country to remain neutral in a cross-strait conflict, according to the survey released on Monday.
When Michael Tong Wai Siong was 39, he never expected to become a father figure to three Malay boys and have his life transformed by their presence.
This is CNBC's live blog covering Asia-Pacific markets.
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TAIPEI — China's military drills last week were more about propaganda and intimidation than starting a war, but Chinese forces did show how they could react extremely quickly, the island's top security official said on May 29.
TAIPEI — Thousands of people protested outside Taiwan's Parliament on May 28 after it passed a reform package to increase the oversight of the government pushed by the opposition but opposed by the ruling party, which did not have the numbers to block it.