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China, Philippines Lodge Protests Over Maritime Collisions In Disputed Sea
Manila summoned Beijing's ambassador and China lodged a complaint on Monday in a growing spat over two collisions between Philippine and Chinese vessels in the disputed South China Sea.
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Why A Rusty Philippine Warship Is Involved In South China Sea Dispute
A crumbling World War II-era Philippine navy vessel stranded on a submerged reef in the South China Sea has long been a flashpoint between Manila and Beijing in their territorial dispute over the waters.
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Pointless To Bring Beijing Adventures At South China Sea In ASEAN Summit, Says Rodrigo Duterte
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday said it was pointless discussing Beijing's contentious activities in the South China Sea at this week's summit of Southeast Asian leaders, and no one dared to pressure China anyway.
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China's Huawei, Philippine Telco Join Forces in 5G Deal
Relations between Manila and Beijing have been rocky amid conflicting claims over the South China Sea.
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China Says Up to Philippines to Heal Rift Over South China Sea Case
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the Philippines' case against China at an arbitration tribunal over rival claims in the South China Sea had strained relations between Beijing and Manila, and that it was up to the Philippines to improve ties.
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Beijing Lambasts Manila for South China Sea Ship Repair
Beijing has hit out at Manila for repairing a crumbling ship serving as its outpost in the disputed South China Sea, branding the Philippines as a "hypocritical troublemaker and rule breaker".
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Japan, Philippines Say Rule of Law Should Settle Disputes
Japan and the Philippines on Tuesday jointly stressed the need to use "the rule of law" to solve regional disputes, at a time when both countries are embroiled in separate rows with China.
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Japan moves to relax arms-export ban: Report
Japan's ruling party wants to loosen self-imposed rules banning arms exports in a bid to boost the country's defence influence, a report said Wednesday, a move that would mark a major shift from its pacifism and could irritate China.
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Muslims celebrate Eid across the world amid bomb blasts, threat of violence
Muslims marked the Eid-ul-Fitr festival on Thursday with feasts and prayers, even as bombings killed dozens of people in Asia and the threat of fresh violence loomed in the Middle East.
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Tension mounts at South China Sea over territorial dispute
A wrecked navy transport ship perched on a remote coral reef could be the next flashpoint in the South China Sea, where China and five other claimants bitterly dispute territory.
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China, Philippines Lodge Protests Over Maritime Collisions In Disputed Sea
Manila summoned Beijing's ambassador and China lodged a complaint on Monday in a growing spat over two collisions between Philippine and Chinese vessels in the disputed South China Sea.
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Why A Rusty Philippine Warship Is Involved In South China Sea Dispute
A crumbling World War II-era Philippine navy vessel stranded on a submerged reef in the South China Sea has long been a flashpoint between Manila and Beijing in their territorial dispute over the waters.
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Pointless To Bring Beijing Adventures At South China Sea In ASEAN Summit, Says Rodrigo Duterte
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday said it was pointless discussing Beijing's contentious activities in the South China Sea at this week's summit of Southeast Asian leaders, and no one dared to pressure China anyway.
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China's Huawei, Philippine Telco Join Forces in 5G Deal
Relations between Manila and Beijing have been rocky amid conflicting claims over the South China Sea.
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China Says Up to Philippines to Heal Rift Over South China Sea Case
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the Philippines' case against China at an arbitration tribunal over rival claims in the South China Sea had strained relations between Beijing and Manila, and that it was up to the Philippines to improve ties.
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Beijing Lambasts Manila for South China Sea Ship Repair
Beijing has hit out at Manila for repairing a crumbling ship serving as its outpost in the disputed South China Sea, branding the Philippines as a "hypocritical troublemaker and rule breaker".
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Japan, Philippines Say Rule of Law Should Settle Disputes
Japan and the Philippines on Tuesday jointly stressed the need to use "the rule of law" to solve regional disputes, at a time when both countries are embroiled in separate rows with China.
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Japan moves to relax arms-export ban: Report
Japan's ruling party wants to loosen self-imposed rules banning arms exports in a bid to boost the country's defence influence, a report said Wednesday, a move that would mark a major shift from its pacifism and could irritate China.
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Muslims celebrate Eid across the world amid bomb blasts, threat of violence
Muslims marked the Eid-ul-Fitr festival on Thursday with feasts and prayers, even as bombings killed dozens of people in Asia and the threat of fresh violence loomed in the Middle East.
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Tension mounts at South China Sea over territorial dispute
A wrecked navy transport ship perched on a remote coral reef could be the next flashpoint in the South China Sea, where China and five other claimants bitterly dispute territory.
