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Manila says Chinese ambassador's remarks a “thinly veiled threat” while Beijing calls it over-interpretation. Also on East Asia Tonight: Smoke from Indonesia's …
Manila says Chinese ambassador's remarks a “thinly veiled threat” while Beijing calls it over-interpretation. Also on East Asia Tonight: Smoke from Indonesia's wildfires could push Singapore's air quality to hazardous levels as government outlines details on mask distribution and potential school closures; and Japan vows to ramp up surveillance after China's aircraft carrier sails near Okinawa.
00:00 Headlines
01:38 Renewed tensions between China and the Philippines
03:35 Singapore government details haze response
08:08 Japan vows to boost maritime surveillance
09:04 Seoul dismisses Pyongyang's scepticism over its hypersonic missile
13:45 Taiwan reportedly preparing tougher AI chip export rules
29:51 China says willing to deepen dialogue with the EU
40:08 Indonesia says willing to accept foreign help to battle wildfires
...more
11 Comments
@@EZ-rs5zvImported3wk ago
The Philippines is a whore house for the United States of Israel
@@bakamakatulongImported3wk ago
china can’t win legal way they do it in barbaric way .. this is the first step “ threatening “
@@Indiafirst1-f3eImported3wk ago
Japan , Phillipines, bhutan , veitnam , indonesia all have border sea border dispute with one expansionist country. Problem is that country
@@reamprakaipetch6203Imported3wk ago
🙏😊💗🤲
@@Xinuso_BelatImported3wk ago
That's never really been China's M.O. They prefer taking things little by little through bullying, bribing officials, and trapping countries in debt until they give up their land.<br><br>This is just classic China brinkmanship strategy based on Sān zhǒng zhàn fǎ.
@@您撥的號碼是空號-b6wImported3wk ago
突然好奇新加坡人的英文都這麼好嗎 看這家新聞的都是新加坡人嗎 還是客群是其他亞洲英文使用者
@@DavidS-y4oImported3wk ago
Calm and collected is a good posture
@@chrisvega3139Imported3wk ago
Well better to talk directly to the president sir. Cause, otherwise, other nations will think of us that we're weak. Philippines our country, need a strong stand and principles to protect what really belongs to us.... remember the arbitral in 2016? Think about it
@@daimos6686Imported3wk ago
✅China speaking like a True Expansionist warmonger Invadeer. Free Tibet Free East Turkestan Free 9 Dash Lies. USA and all allies are ready to destroy China✅ China is playing with Fire✅
Manila says Chinese ambassador's remarks a “thinly veiled threat” while Beijing calls it over-interpretation. Also on East Asia Tonight: Smoke from Indonesia's wildfires could push Singapore's air quality to hazardous levels as government outlines details on mask distribution and potential school closures; and Japan vows to ramp up surveillance after China's aircraft carrier sails near Okinawa.
00:00 Headlines
01:38 Renewed tensions between China and the Philippines
03:35 Singapore government details haze response
08:08 Japan vows to boost maritime surveillance
09:04 Seoul dismisses Pyongyang's scepticism over its hypersonic missile
13:45 Taiwan reportedly preparing tougher AI chip export rules
29:51 China says willing to deepen dialogue with the EU
40:08 Indonesia says willing to accept foreign help to battle wildfires
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