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Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida exchange congratulatory messages to mark 45th year of landmark pact, as the two countries remain at odds over various issues, most recently the Fukushima waste water release.
By Han Zhili
AT the Asean Plus Three summit meeting with China, Japan and South Korea in Jakarta last week, Chinese Premier Li Qiang urged the various parties to keep their differences under control by refusing to pick sides, opposing bloc confrontation, and opposing 'a new Cold War.'
ASEAN reached a deal on developing a regional EV ecosystem together with China, Japan, and South Korea.
Marcos raises need to enhance food security mechanisms in Indo-Pacific