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Philippines prepares for war, Chinese ‘metal storm’: 5 weekend reads you missed

From a Chinese weapon to Japan’s far-right slamming history films, here are five stories you may have missed over the weekend

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Soldiers march during a military parade held at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City last month to mark the 89th founding anniversary of the Philippine military. Photo: AFP
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1. China’s ‘metal storm’ weapon can fire millions of rounds per minute

Many scientists believe that China’s own version of the Metal Storm weapon could surpass the Western prototype from a decade ago. Photo: Weibo
Many scientists believe that China’s own version of the Metal Storm weapon could surpass the Western prototype from a decade ago. Photo: Weibo

2. ‘We are a frontline state’: how the Philippines is preparing for a US-China war

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr has reversed the anti-American stance of his predecessor. Photo: AP
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr has reversed the anti-American stance of his predecessor. Photo: AP

3. Stateless no more? Rohingya in Malaysia turn to tech to fight erasure

Abu, a Rohingya refugee in Malaysia, organises activities to support young people who lack access to formal education. Photo: Steven Ooi/MSF
Abu, a Rohingya refugee in Malaysia, organises activities to support young people who lack access to formal education. Photo: Steven Ooi/MSF
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