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Asian Insider, April 7: Taiwan vows fight if China attacks; Covid-19 muddles looming Myanmar refugee crisis

Hi all, In today s bulletin: Taiwan says it will fight to the end if China attacks; Covid-19 muddles looming Myanmar refugee crisis; China hits out at US over Beijing Olympics boycott row; Spac bubble fears lead Hong Kong, Singapore down cautious path; Lockdowns the norm as countries struggle to tamp down Covid-19 infections; and more. From April 8, the Asian Insider newsletter will be delivered weekly on Thursdays. Reading this on the web or know someone who might enjoy receiving Asian Insider? Our sign-up page is here. Taiwan says it will fight to the end if China attacks Taiwan has said it will fight to the end if China attacks, adding that Washington saw a possibility of an assault happening amid mounting Chinese military pressure, including aircraft carrier drills, near the island.

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Asian Insider, April 6: Australia-New Zealand travel bubble ; North Korea skips Tokyo Olympics, Asia News & Top Stories

China tests Biden with South China Sea tactic Is China testing America s commitment to its allies in the region? That s one thought being debated as a possible explanation for the presence of several Chinese fishing boats in a disputed reef in the South China Sea. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on March 22 that the boats were simply taking shelter from the wind and the Philippines should view the situation in a rational light . But Manila has been getting tense about the issue and has been referring to the stationed fleet as maritime militia . Meanwhile, in another development, China cautioned Japan against bringing up internal issues such as Hong Kong and Xinjiang when Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga meets US President Joe Biden later this month.

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Asian Insider, April 5: Asia s coronavirus infections flare-up; China s hard message on Xinjiang, Asia News & Top Stories

Hi all, From April 8, the Asian Insider newsletter will be delivered weekly on Thursdays. Reading this on the web or know someone who might enjoy receiving Asian Insider? Our sign-up page is here. Coronavirus infections flare-up across the region, again Even as countries were making steady progress in vaccinating people, the number of coronavirus infections continued to flare-up in several locations across Asia. India added more than 100,000 infections over the last 24 hours, a record increase that has pushed its richest state to order offices to work from home and malls and restaurants to shut for the month of April. Maharashtra was due to halt all non-essential services from tonight. The surge in cases comes as five states in the country hold elections.

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Asian Insider, April 1: Two governments in Myanmar? Japan on brink of fourth Covid-19 wave

Asian Insider, April 1: Two governments in Myanmar? Japan on brink of fourth Covid-19 wave
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Downhill for Asean if it cannot act on Myanmar: Ex-Thai foreign minister

Protesters make the three-finger salute as copies of the 2008 constitution are burnt on April 1, 2021. - AFP WASHINGTON (The Straits Times/ANN): Asean, and Thailand in particular, have a responsibility to convince Myanmar s generals to change course, or risk the grouping losing all credibility, says former Thai foreign minister Kasit Piromya. Kasit, who was foreign minister between 2008 and 2011 during Myanmar s transition to a hybrid form of democracy told Asian Insider: Ten years ago we were midwives to democracy (in Myanmar) and now it has been snatched away so we all have the obligation, Thailand in particular, to restore democracy to the people of Myanmar.

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