Jan Kamzun-Brumby
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 9 Sep
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A conflict between China and Taiwan could have a worse impact on the world's economy than the Second World War, says Raymond Green, Washington's de facto US ambassador in Taiwan.
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The comments come as Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to meet with President Trump in the US later this month, in a meeting that Green says is an opportunity to avoid misunderstandings between the two nations.
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China claims Taiwan as its own and vows to take control of the island.
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The US, meanwhile, does not diplomatically recognize Taipei, but supplies the island with weapons.
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Speaking in Taipei, diplomat Green added that the US has made preserving regional peace a priority, and is quote supporting Taiwan's work to enhance its ability to defend itself.
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FBI News, I'm Jan Cummins and Rumbi in the Philippines.
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The Philippines Defense Secretary says China could see the scaling back of military cooperation as an opportunity to become more assertive in the region.
The drills ended several days early, raising questions about the US commitment to regional partners.
Adding that Manila has been given quote definite assurances of US commitments.
For MPR News, I'm Jan Kamen Zimbrumbi in Manila.
Authorities warned that the typhoon could dump up to twenty inches of rain in some parts of the country.
In the eastern province of Zhejiang, authorities warn rainfall has raised flooding and landslide risks.
In the Chinese city of Shanghai, more than one thousand three hundred flights have been cancelled, while the nearby city of Wanzhou has opened more than a thousand emergency shelters for those in need.
Before making landfall in China, Typhoon Dolphin passed by both Taiwan and the Philippines, where it exacerbated monsoon rains.
In Japan, the typhoon has already injured six and left more than fifty thousand buildings without electricity.
Authorities warn that the typhoon could dump up to 20 inches of rain in some parts of the country.
In the eastern province of Zhejiang, authorities warn rainfall has raised flooding and landslide risks.
In the Chinese city of Shanghai, more than 1,300 flights have been cancelled, while the nearby city of Wenzhou has opened more than 1,000 emergency shelters for those in need.
Before making landfall in China, typhoon Dolphin passed by both Taiwan and the Philippines, where it exacerbated monsoon rains.
In Japan, the typhoon has already injured six and left more than 50,000 buildings without electricity.
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