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	Asia Daily Briefing - Troubled waters January 7, 2020

	Jokowi vows  'no compromise'  on Natuna standoff  with China JAKARTA -- A weeklong   standoff between Indonesian  and Chinese vessels in waters  near the South China Sea  shows no signs of abating as  President Joko Widodo  reasserts Jakarta's claim to  the fishing area and Beijing  says it has not violated any international laws.
	Selected for you Red flag for vengeance -- anger over US strike on Iran  general grows Limited options for retaliation help markets shrug off heightened risk Read more Cryptocurrencies surge in wake of Iran crisis Migrant workers and investors turn to "digital gold" as financial conduit and safe haven Read more Japan's Abe faces cold reality in rush to save 'ice age'  workers Last-ditch plan seeks 300,000 jobs for middle-aged 'lost generation' Read more Sony unveils self-driving car to be tested in  fiscal 2020 Prototype intended to glean know-how for developing image sensor market Read more Asian startups bet on US $400bn consumer tech market CES preview showcases smart mirrors, dog wearables and more Read more Lebanese are 'angry' over Ghosn's Israel dealings,  local lawyer says Instead of hero's welcome, Hassan Bazzi wants ex-Nissan boss put on trial Read more China money to Hong Kong market tripled in 2019  amid protests Mainland investment offset international capital flight Read more