US EditionExtraterritorial countries' intervention in South China Sea to exacerbate risk of 'new Cold War': expert
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Extraterritorial countries' intervention in South China Sea to exacerbate risk of 'new Cold War': expert
In the recent large-scale military exercises held by the United States and the Philippines in the South China Sea, several extraterritorial countries, including Japan, Australia, the United Kingdom, and France, have been involved to varying extents, arousing widespread concern.
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