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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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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 Says It 'Drove' Away US Destroyer That Sailed Near Disputed Isles
A USdestroyer sailed near the disputed Paracel Islands in the South China Sea on Wednesday, drawing an angry reaction from Beijing, which said its military had "driven away" the ship after it illegally entering territorial waters.
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"If Free Nations Do Nothing...": US' Warning On South China Sea Tension
In one of the strongest attacks by the United States on Beijing's illegal territorial claims in the strategic waters of South China Sea, State Secretary Mike Pompeo on Saturday stressed that Washington's policy in the region is crystal clear and said that the disputed territory in the South China Sea (SCS) is "not China's maritime empire".
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"China Sought To Redraw Asia Without Regard For Neighbours": US Senator
Expressing concern over China's "aggressive behaviour" in territorial disputes, including with India, a top US senator on Tuesday said that Beijing has all too often sought to "redraw" the map of Asia without regard for its neighbours.
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India Did Its Best To Reply To China's "Aggressive Actions'': Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday that Indians have done their best to respond to China's "incredibly aggressive actions", asserting that Beijing has a pattern of "instigating" territorial disputes and the world shouldn't allow this bullying to take place.
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"Engaged With China To Peacefully Resolve Row": Centre On Trump's Mediation Offer
New Delhi today said it was engaging with Beijing to "peacefully resolve" the build-up along the Line of Actual Control by Indian and Chinese armies, a day after US President Donald Trump's mediation offer.
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After US Lawmaker's Alert About Doklam, India's Firm Denial
China has quietly resumed its activities in the Doklam area and neither Bhutan nor India has sought to dissuade it, a top US official has said while comparing Beijing's actions in the Himalayan region with its manovers in the disputed South China Sea.
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China Says US Ship Violated Its Sovereignty In South China Sea
China said Wednesday it has lodged a protest with the United States after an American warship sailed near disputed islands in the South China Sea. The US Navy missile destroyer Chafee entered into China's territorial waters near the Sansha islands on Tuesday, according to Beijing's foreign ministry
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China Hits Back At Trump's Barb Over South China Sea In UN Speech
Beijing hit back Wednesday at US President Donald Trump's veiled criticism of its territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea, countering that the United States was a greater threat to sovereignty.
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China Says More Patrols In Doklam, But Cedes Changes For India Too
China's Defence Ministry said today that it will increase patrols in the region where a nearly 70-day-long standoff with India ended on Monday. However, Beijing reiterated that it will "adjust deployments" on the remote and mountainous Doklam Plateau that is disputed territory for China and Bhutan.
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After Ladakh Clashes, China And India Army Officers Hold Talks: 10 Facts
Senior army officers from China and India in Ladakh are today holding a flag meeting, used to discuss border spats and control, after yesterday's clashes in which soldiers from the two countries threw stones at each other, resulting in minor injuries Indian border guards stopped Chinese troops from entering Indian territory along a lake. Senior arm...
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No Troop Reduction By India At Doklam, Say Sources, Rebutting China's Claim
There has been no reduction in Indian troop number in the disputed Doklam Plateau to the east of Sikkim, where Indian and Chinese soldiers have been involved in a standoff since June 18.
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Amid Doklam Standoff, Chinese President Says Can Beat 'Invading Enemies'
Chinese President Xi Jinping today said the Chinese army has the "confidence and ability" to defeat all "invading enemies" - a statement that comes in the backdrop of the heightened tensions over the border standoff near Sikkim.
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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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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 Says It 'Drove' Away US Destroyer That Sailed Near Disputed Isles
A USdestroyer sailed near the disputed Paracel Islands in the South China Sea on Wednesday, drawing an angry reaction from Beijing, which said its military had "driven away" the ship after it illegally entering territorial waters.
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"If Free Nations Do Nothing...": US' Warning On South China Sea Tension
In one of the strongest attacks by the United States on Beijing's illegal territorial claims in the strategic waters of South China Sea, State Secretary Mike Pompeo on Saturday stressed that Washington's policy in the region is crystal clear and said that the disputed territory in the South China Sea (SCS) is "not China's maritime empire".
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"China Sought To Redraw Asia Without Regard For Neighbours": US Senator
Expressing concern over China's "aggressive behaviour" in territorial disputes, including with India, a top US senator on Tuesday said that Beijing has all too often sought to "redraw" the map of Asia without regard for its neighbours.
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India Did Its Best To Reply To China's "Aggressive Actions'': Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday that Indians have done their best to respond to China's "incredibly aggressive actions", asserting that Beijing has a pattern of "instigating" territorial disputes and the world shouldn't allow this bullying to take place.
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"Engaged With China To Peacefully Resolve Row": Centre On Trump's Mediation Offer
New Delhi today said it was engaging with Beijing to "peacefully resolve" the build-up along the Line of Actual Control by Indian and Chinese armies, a day after US President Donald Trump's mediation offer.
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After US Lawmaker's Alert About Doklam, India's Firm Denial
China has quietly resumed its activities in the Doklam area and neither Bhutan nor India has sought to dissuade it, a top US official has said while comparing Beijing's actions in the Himalayan region with its manovers in the disputed South China Sea.
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China Says US Ship Violated Its Sovereignty In South China Sea
China said Wednesday it has lodged a protest with the United States after an American warship sailed near disputed islands in the South China Sea. The US Navy missile destroyer Chafee entered into China's territorial waters near the Sansha islands on Tuesday, according to Beijing's foreign ministry
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China Hits Back At Trump's Barb Over South China Sea In UN Speech
Beijing hit back Wednesday at US President Donald Trump's veiled criticism of its territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea, countering that the United States was a greater threat to sovereignty.
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China Says More Patrols In Doklam, But Cedes Changes For India Too
China's Defence Ministry said today that it will increase patrols in the region where a nearly 70-day-long standoff with India ended on Monday. However, Beijing reiterated that it will "adjust deployments" on the remote and mountainous Doklam Plateau that is disputed territory for China and Bhutan.
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After Ladakh Clashes, China And India Army Officers Hold Talks: 10 Facts
Senior army officers from China and India in Ladakh are today holding a flag meeting, used to discuss border spats and control, after yesterday's clashes in which soldiers from the two countries threw stones at each other, resulting in minor injuries Indian border guards stopped Chinese troops from entering Indian territory along a lake. Senior arm...
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No Troop Reduction By India At Doklam, Say Sources, Rebutting China's Claim
There has been no reduction in Indian troop number in the disputed Doklam Plateau to the east of Sikkim, where Indian and Chinese soldiers have been involved in a standoff since June 18.
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Amid Doklam Standoff, Chinese President Says Can Beat 'Invading Enemies'
Chinese President Xi Jinping today said the Chinese army has the "confidence and ability" to defeat all "invading enemies" - a statement that comes in the backdrop of the heightened tensions over the border standoff near Sikkim.
