China Faces Philippines Fury As Okinawa Radar Incident Alarms Japan China faces simultaneous tensions with the Philippines near Sabina Shoal and with Japan near Okinawa, raising concerns across East Asia. This video explains the maritime confrontation, radar incident, rising regional pressure, and why these two flashpoints could reshape security calculations in the Indo-Pacific if miscalculation or further escalation occurs. #China #Philippines #Japan #SouthChinaSea #Okinawa #EastAsia #IndoPacific #SabinaShoal #ChinaJapan #Geopolitics

Source: China Faces Philippines Fury As Okinawa Radar Incident Alarms Japan

Several government officials, including a ranking Philippines Coast Guard officer and a media organization, have become the latest targets of China’s aggressive assertions against those critical of their actions in the South China Sea. In this episode of #CorrespondentsOnTaiwanPlus, host Andrew Ryan speaks to Summer Chen, founder of Taiwan-based initiative FactLink, and Regine Cabato, a contributor at the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ), to discuss China’s information war in the region and how journalists can fight back. 00:00 – Intro 01:30 – Chinese Embassy targets media in Manila row 04:20 – Cabato: ‘Scary’ to be on China embassy radar 05:42 – Taiwan fact-checkers on alert for disinformation 06:32 – Pro-Duterte influencers get Beijing training 08:17 – Chen cautions against labeling influencers 10:05 – Is influencer diplomacy being weaponized? Watch this episode of Correspondents, where we go beyond the headlines with experts and journalists in Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific region.   Subscribe to the Correspondents’ playlist to get the latest episodes:  • Correspondents #TaiwanPlus #TaiwanPlusNews #TaiwanNews #CorrespondentsOnTaiwanPlus #journalists #PCIJ #FactLink #propaganda #InfluenceOperations #influencers #vloggers #Pro-Duterte #Beijing #InfluencerDiplomacy #ChineseEmbassy #Philippines #Japan #Taiwan #China –

Source: Inside China’s Propaganda Campaign Targeting the Philippines | Correspondents

The South China Sea region is heating up with the presence of Japanese, Taiwanese and American submarines in a bid to push back against Chinese belligerence.

China has seen Japan as its enemy for close to 100 years. It often uses hatred toward Japanese as a tool to unite Chinese behind a common enemy. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about the ways China is subverting Japan, and by extension, US military stationed there. Joining us in this episode is Dr. Robert D. Eldridge, an expert on Japan’s security and diplomacy and a senior researcher at the Japan Forum for Strategic Studies.

Japan is facing an existential crisis over Taiwan and with its elections in the lower house later this month, how Japan faces the Taiwan issue could change dramatically. Joining us in this episode of China Unscripted is Dr. Robert D. Eldridge, an expert on Japan’s security and diplomacy and a senior researcher at the Japan Forum for Strategic Studies

If you look for news about US forces being attacked in Japan, you likely won’t find any. There are several reasons for this, says Professor Kerry Gershaneck, the author of the book “Political Warfare: Strategies for Combating China’s Plan to ‘Win Without Fighting.'”