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World Today · July 8 · 53 min

Manila's claims in S. China Sea are unlawful

① Why do the Philippines' South China Sea claims lack legal basis - and threaten regional stability? (00:49) ② 5% of GDP by 2035: Can NATO members sustain the economic burden? (14:49) ③ What's next after the Iran - U.S. escalation - and is the ceasefire still viable? (25:07) ④ U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in June. Why didn't the World Cup deliver expected boost to U.S. jobs? (35:14) ⑤ Chinese AI models lead OpenRouter's traffic. Why are they winning over global developers? (46:52)

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① Why do the Philippines' South China Sea claims lack legal basis - and threaten regional stability? (00:49)
② 5% of GDP by 2035: Can NATO members sustain the economic burden? (14:49)
③ What's next after the Iran - U.S. escalation - and is the ceasefire still viable? (25:07)
④ U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in June. Why didn't the World Cup deliver expected boost to U.S. jobs? (35:14)
⑤ Chinese AI models lead OpenRouter's traffic. Why are they winning over global developers? (46:52)

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