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China urges political settlement, while Japan says de-escalation must be top priority. Also on East Asia Tonight: NATO chief says alliance has total commitment from the US as members gear up to agree to 5 per cent defence spending hike; Starbucks plays up long-term potential of Chinese market, and CNA live from the World Economic Forum in Tianjin. 00:00 Headlines 01:48 Israel says Iran violates ceasefire 08:03 CNA live from WEF in Tianjin 23:26 Starbucks in China 30:55 Tom Corben on Asia defence spending 45:24 Australian vineyard trials sunscreen for grapes

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