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Philippine Vessel "Deliberately" Collided With Chinese Vessel: Beijing
China's Coast Guard said a Philippine vessel that had ignored its repeated warnings "deliberately collided" with a Chinese vessel in an "unprofessional and dangerous" manner in the disputed South China Sea, according to statements on Monday.
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Opinion | India Is Turning Up The Heat On China - And Not Just In Its Neighbourhood
The message is very clear - that New Delhi will not relent in pressing ahead with its pushback against Beijing even as the door is open for China to recalibrate its anti-India positioning.
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Blinken Meets Chinese Counterpart After Chiding Beijing's "Escalating" Actions At Sea
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on Saturday during a regional summit in Laos, hours after criticising Beijing's "escalating and unlawful actions" in the South China Sea.
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New China Rules Allow Detention Of Foreigners In South China Sea, G7 Reacts
New Chinese coast guard rules took effect Saturday, under which it can detain foreigners for trespassing in the disputed South China Sea, where neighbours and the G7 have accused Beijing of intimidation and coercion.
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Philippines Summons Chinese Envoy Over "Aggressive Actions" By China Coast Guard
The Philippines said Monday it had summoned a Chinese envoy over "aggressive actions" by the China Coast Guard and other vessels near a reef off the Southeast Asian country's coast, while Beijing lodged its own complaint.
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China Warns Philippines To Resolve South China Sea Tensions Through Dialogue
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has told the Philippines to address through dialogue serious difficulties in their relations over the South China Sea, warning that any miscalculation would prompt Beijing to defend itself and "respond resolutely".
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"Provocative": China After Canadian Chopper Flies Over South China Sea
China on Saturday accused Canada of conducting a "malicious and provocative" air patrol over the disputed South China Sea, after Ottawa rebuked Beijing for what it described as a second risky midair intercept in two weeks.
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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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Remove Grounded Ship From Disputed Waters: China Urges Philippines
Amid the spat between China and the Philippines over the latter's warship being allegedly targeted by water canons, Beijing urged the Philippines to immediately tow away the grounded warship from Ren'ai Reef, the Global Times reported on Tuesday.
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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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G7's Approach Has "No International Credibility Whatsoever," Says China
China on Saturday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with a communique issued by G7 leaders that took aim at Beijing on issues including the South China Sea, human rights and alleged interference in their democracies.
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China, Vietnam Agree To "Properly Manage" South China Sea Dispute
China and Vietnam agreed on Tuesday to "properly manage" territorial disputes in the South China Sea, rounding off a leaders' meeting in Beijing as part of a diplomatic blitz by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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US Accuses Beijing Of Increased South China Sea "Provocations"
The United States on Tuesday accused China of increased "provocations" against rival claimants to territory in the South China Sea and other states operating there.
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China "Largest Security Anxiety" For Australia, India: Australian Deputy PM
China is the "largest security anxiety" for Australia and India and Beijing's actions along Line of Actual Control in 2020 as well as in South China Sea were reflective of its increasing assertiveness, Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles.
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US Lays Out Most Detailed Case Yet Against "Unlawful" China Maritime Claims
The United States on Wednesday laid out its most detailed case yet against Beijing's "unlawful" claims in the South China Sea, rejecting both the geographic and historic bases for its vast, divisive map.
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Philippine Vessel "Deliberately" Collided With Chinese Vessel: Beijing
China's Coast Guard said a Philippine vessel that had ignored its repeated warnings "deliberately collided" with a Chinese vessel in an "unprofessional and dangerous" manner in the disputed South China Sea, according to statements on Monday.
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Opinion | India Is Turning Up The Heat On China - And Not Just In Its Neighbourhood
The message is very clear - that New Delhi will not relent in pressing ahead with its pushback against Beijing even as the door is open for China to recalibrate its anti-India positioning.
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Blinken Meets Chinese Counterpart After Chiding Beijing's "Escalating" Actions At Sea
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on Saturday during a regional summit in Laos, hours after criticising Beijing's "escalating and unlawful actions" in the South China Sea.
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New China Rules Allow Detention Of Foreigners In South China Sea, G7 Reacts
New Chinese coast guard rules took effect Saturday, under which it can detain foreigners for trespassing in the disputed South China Sea, where neighbours and the G7 have accused Beijing of intimidation and coercion.
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Philippines Summons Chinese Envoy Over "Aggressive Actions" By China Coast Guard
The Philippines said Monday it had summoned a Chinese envoy over "aggressive actions" by the China Coast Guard and other vessels near a reef off the Southeast Asian country's coast, while Beijing lodged its own complaint.
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China Warns Philippines To Resolve South China Sea Tensions Through Dialogue
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has told the Philippines to address through dialogue serious difficulties in their relations over the South China Sea, warning that any miscalculation would prompt Beijing to defend itself and "respond resolutely".
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"Provocative": China After Canadian Chopper Flies Over South China Sea
China on Saturday accused Canada of conducting a "malicious and provocative" air patrol over the disputed South China Sea, after Ottawa rebuked Beijing for what it described as a second risky midair intercept in two weeks.
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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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Remove Grounded Ship From Disputed Waters: China Urges Philippines
Amid the spat between China and the Philippines over the latter's warship being allegedly targeted by water canons, Beijing urged the Philippines to immediately tow away the grounded warship from Ren'ai Reef, the Global Times reported on Tuesday.
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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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G7's Approach Has "No International Credibility Whatsoever," Says China
China on Saturday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with a communique issued by G7 leaders that took aim at Beijing on issues including the South China Sea, human rights and alleged interference in their democracies.
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China, Vietnam Agree To "Properly Manage" South China Sea Dispute
China and Vietnam agreed on Tuesday to "properly manage" territorial disputes in the South China Sea, rounding off a leaders' meeting in Beijing as part of a diplomatic blitz by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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US Accuses Beijing Of Increased South China Sea "Provocations"
The United States on Tuesday accused China of increased "provocations" against rival claimants to territory in the South China Sea and other states operating there.
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China "Largest Security Anxiety" For Australia, India: Australian Deputy PM
China is the "largest security anxiety" for Australia and India and Beijing's actions along Line of Actual Control in 2020 as well as in South China Sea were reflective of its increasing assertiveness, Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles.
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US Lays Out Most Detailed Case Yet Against "Unlawful" China Maritime Claims
The United States on Wednesday laid out its most detailed case yet against Beijing's "unlawful" claims in the South China Sea, rejecting both the geographic and historic bases for its vast, divisive map.
