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Japan’s defence white paper emphasises the risks of allowing China to have the run of the South China Sea – its activities that run counter to the order of the seas challenge the stability of a free and open Indo-Pacific. China’s expansionism into the Philippines’ lawful EEZ has also damaged Manila’s relationship with Beijing.
BANGKOK (AP) — Shares retreated in Europe and Asia on Friday after a broad washout across Wall Street dragged U.S. stocks lower.
At this week’s Third Plenum meeting, President Xi Jinping’s Communist Party sent many of the right signals to skeptical investors worried about the trajectory of Asia’s biggest economy – including pledges to “unswervingly encourage” the private sector.
BEIJING — China's leaders doubled down on boosting domestic technology in a high-level meeting called the Third Plenum that ended Thursday, according to a state media readout.
A controversy over cooking oil in China has prompted locals to take matters into their own hands as they strive to procure alternative supplies amid worries over the safety of edible oils available in the market.
WASHINGTON (AP) — China’s panda diplomacy may have one true winner: the pandas themselves.
SHANGHAI -- The Chinese Communist Party pledged on Thursday to better manage the market economy through reforms but offered no clear bombshells and few details, after a highly anticipated four-day leadership meeting chaired by President Xi Jinping in Beijing.
But Japan is not the only perpetrator of historical aggression in the region.