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Chinese Military Says "Drove Away" US Ship In South China Sea
China's military closely monitored and "drove away" USS Halsey that entered the territorial waters of Paracel Islands in the South China Sea on May 10, the Southern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army said in a statement on Friday.
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China Says It Backs Maldives As India Begins Withdrawing Troops
China said on Tuesday that it supports the Maldives in safeguarding its sovereignty, as the first batch of Indian military personnel operating a helicopter left the island nation and was replaced by a civilian crew.
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11 Chinese Ships Spotted Near Taiwan Amid Tensions Over Deadly Boat Sinking
Eleven Chinese naval vessels were detected around Taiwan, Taipei's defence ministry said on Wednesday, the highest number this year as a row between the island and China over a fatal fishing boat incident drags on.
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India Drops To 5th In Maldives Tourism Rankings, Was No.1 In 2023
The Maldives has experienced a notable shift in its tourist demographics over the past three weeks, as data from the island nation's tourism ministry reveals a significant drop in Indian visitors from the third to the fifth largest group.
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Taiwan's President-Elect Hails "Solid Partnership" With US Amid China Row
Taiwan's president-elect Lai Ching-te hailed the island's "solid partnership" with Washington on Monday as he welcomed a US delegation -- which China said it "firmly opposed".
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Amid Row With India, Maldives President's Praise For China, Xi Jinping
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu has spoken highly of his country's strategic ties with China, saying the two countries respect each other and Beijing fully supports the Indian Ocean island's sovereignty.
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Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Personnel By March 15: Report
Maldives India Diplomatic Row: Maldives President Abdullah Miuzzu has given a deadline to India to withdraw its troops from the island nation. The Maldivian President said the Indian military personnel should leave the nation by March 15.
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Opinion: Maldives Should Avoid China's Debt Trap
Amidst its row with India and President Muizzu opting for China as his first stop, the island nation wants Chinese tourists to make up for losses due to Indian cancellations.
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China "Valued Ally, Integral Collaborator": Maldives President Amid Row With India
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu, who arrived in China on his first state visit, Monday praised Beijing as a "valued ally and integral collaborator" of the Indian Ocean island nation and hailed the cooperation between the two countries.
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After Maldives Minister's Comment On PM Modi, Island Nation's Response
Social media posts by a minister and other leaders in Maldives days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Lakshadweep archipelago has triggered a row on social media.
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Bemused Tourists Granted Front Row Seats To China's Latest Fury At Taiwan
The hum of holiday vibes and the selfie-snapping is interrupted by the roar of explosions as projectiles shoot up into the sky, prompting oohs and aahs from the surprised tourists.
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4 US Warships Deployed East Of Taiwan Amid Row Over Nancy Pelosi's Trip
As US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi headed to Taipei on Tuesday amid intensifying warnings from China, four US warships, including an aircraft carrier, were positioned in waters east of the island on "routine" deployments.
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China Fails To Ink Security Pact With Pacific Nations
Talks between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and 10 Pacific Island nations failed to reach an agreement on a wide-ranging security deal on Monday.
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Australia Warns Against Pacific Security Pact After China's "Interference" Remark
Australia's foreign minister Penny Wong warned on a visit to Fiji on Friday that there were regional consequences to the Solomon Islands' security pact with China.
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Taiwan Holds Live-Fire Drills As Tensions With China Mount
Taiwanese troops Tuesday staged live-fire exercises simulating a response to an invasion, as China stepped up pressure on the island's President Tsai Ing-wen and a row over airline routes escalated.
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Chinese Military Says "Drove Away" US Ship In South China Sea
China's military closely monitored and "drove away" USS Halsey that entered the territorial waters of Paracel Islands in the South China Sea on May 10, the Southern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army said in a statement on Friday.
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China Says It Backs Maldives As India Begins Withdrawing Troops
China said on Tuesday that it supports the Maldives in safeguarding its sovereignty, as the first batch of Indian military personnel operating a helicopter left the island nation and was replaced by a civilian crew.
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11 Chinese Ships Spotted Near Taiwan Amid Tensions Over Deadly Boat Sinking
Eleven Chinese naval vessels were detected around Taiwan, Taipei's defence ministry said on Wednesday, the highest number this year as a row between the island and China over a fatal fishing boat incident drags on.
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India Drops To 5th In Maldives Tourism Rankings, Was No.1 In 2023
The Maldives has experienced a notable shift in its tourist demographics over the past three weeks, as data from the island nation's tourism ministry reveals a significant drop in Indian visitors from the third to the fifth largest group.
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Taiwan's President-Elect Hails "Solid Partnership" With US Amid China Row
Taiwan's president-elect Lai Ching-te hailed the island's "solid partnership" with Washington on Monday as he welcomed a US delegation -- which China said it "firmly opposed".
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Amid Row With India, Maldives President's Praise For China, Xi Jinping
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu has spoken highly of his country's strategic ties with China, saying the two countries respect each other and Beijing fully supports the Indian Ocean island's sovereignty.
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Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Personnel By March 15: Report
Maldives India Diplomatic Row: Maldives President Abdullah Miuzzu has given a deadline to India to withdraw its troops from the island nation. The Maldivian President said the Indian military personnel should leave the nation by March 15.
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Opinion: Maldives Should Avoid China's Debt Trap
Amidst its row with India and President Muizzu opting for China as his first stop, the island nation wants Chinese tourists to make up for losses due to Indian cancellations.
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China "Valued Ally, Integral Collaborator": Maldives President Amid Row With India
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu, who arrived in China on his first state visit, Monday praised Beijing as a "valued ally and integral collaborator" of the Indian Ocean island nation and hailed the cooperation between the two countries.
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After Maldives Minister's Comment On PM Modi, Island Nation's Response
Social media posts by a minister and other leaders in Maldives days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Lakshadweep archipelago has triggered a row on social media.
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Bemused Tourists Granted Front Row Seats To China's Latest Fury At Taiwan
The hum of holiday vibes and the selfie-snapping is interrupted by the roar of explosions as projectiles shoot up into the sky, prompting oohs and aahs from the surprised tourists.
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4 US Warships Deployed East Of Taiwan Amid Row Over Nancy Pelosi's Trip
As US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi headed to Taipei on Tuesday amid intensifying warnings from China, four US warships, including an aircraft carrier, were positioned in waters east of the island on "routine" deployments.
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China Fails To Ink Security Pact With Pacific Nations
Talks between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and 10 Pacific Island nations failed to reach an agreement on a wide-ranging security deal on Monday.
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Australia Warns Against Pacific Security Pact After China's "Interference" Remark
Australia's foreign minister Penny Wong warned on a visit to Fiji on Friday that there were regional consequences to the Solomon Islands' security pact with China.
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Taiwan Holds Live-Fire Drills As Tensions With China Mount
Taiwanese troops Tuesday staged live-fire exercises simulating a response to an invasion, as China stepped up pressure on the island's President Tsai Ing-wen and a row over airline routes escalated.
