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Philippines Slams China's "Unjustified, Illegal, Reckless" Actions Over Disputed Reef
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Sunday condemned Chinese air force actions in waters of the South China Sea claimed by both countries, calling the actions "unjustified, illegal and reckless".
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Philippines Ship Collides With China Vessel In Disputed South China Sea
A Philippine ship and a Chinese vessel collided near the Second Thomas Shoal in the disputed South China Sea on Monday, the Chinese Coast Guard said.
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"Has No Right To Get Involved": China To US Amid Tensions With Philippines
The United States does not have the right to get involved in problems between China and the Philippines, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Thursday at a regular press briefing.
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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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Philippines, US, Japan Coastguards Hold 1st Ever Joint Drills
The United States and Japan kicked off their first ever joint coastguard drills on Thursday, as the nations seek to strengthen their maritime cooperation to counter China's growing assertiveness.
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Philippines Summons China Envoy Over South China Sea "Harassment"
Manila revealed on Tuesday that it had summoned a senior Beijing diplomat to protest the alleged harassment of a marine research vessel by a Chinese coast guard ship in Philippine territorial waters.
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Over 5 Million People Internally Displaced In India In 2019: UN
More than five million people were internally displaced in India due to natural disasters, conflict and violence in 2019, constituting the highest number of new internal displacements in the world during the period followed by the Philippines, Bangladesh and China, according to a UN report.
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ASEAN Gives Beijing A Pass On South China Sea Dispute, Cites 'Improving Cooperation'
Southeast Asian leaders took a softer stance on disputes in the South China Sea during a summit that ended on Saturday, avoiding tacit references to China's building and arming of its manmade islands, according to the chairman's statement.
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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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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Says He'll Accept China Arms Offer
The Philippine president says he has decided to accept an arms deal being offered by China under concessional terms in the latest sign of cozying relations between the Asian neighbors.
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China, Russia To Hold Naval Drill In Disputed Waters From Tomorrow
China and Russia will hold eight days of naval drills in the South China Sea off southern China's Guangdong province starting from Monday, China's navy said.
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Philippines Gets Japanese Coast Guard Vessel To Counter Beijing In South China Sea
The Philippines received the first of ten coast guard vessels from Japan today, the coastguard said, as the two countries boost security ties in the face of their separate maritime disputes with China.
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'Give Them A Bloody Nose': Beijing Military Wants Stronger South China Sea Response
China's leadership is resisting pressure from elements within the military for a more forceful response to an international court ruling against Beijing's claims in the South China Sea, sources said, wary of provoking a clash with the United States.
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Philippines' Oil Still In Troubled Waters After South China Sea Ruling
The Philippines, eager to resume development of vital oil and gas reserves off its coast, will likely need to reach an accord with a Chinese government infuriated by last week'sruling that granted Manila a big victory in the South China Sea.
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Philippines Slams China's "Unjustified, Illegal, Reckless" Actions Over Disputed Reef
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Sunday condemned Chinese air force actions in waters of the South China Sea claimed by both countries, calling the actions "unjustified, illegal and reckless".
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Philippines Ship Collides With China Vessel In Disputed South China Sea
A Philippine ship and a Chinese vessel collided near the Second Thomas Shoal in the disputed South China Sea on Monday, the Chinese Coast Guard said.
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"Has No Right To Get Involved": China To US Amid Tensions With Philippines
The United States does not have the right to get involved in problems between China and the Philippines, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Thursday at a regular press briefing.
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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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Philippines, US, Japan Coastguards Hold 1st Ever Joint Drills
The United States and Japan kicked off their first ever joint coastguard drills on Thursday, as the nations seek to strengthen their maritime cooperation to counter China's growing assertiveness.
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Philippines Summons China Envoy Over South China Sea "Harassment"
Manila revealed on Tuesday that it had summoned a senior Beijing diplomat to protest the alleged harassment of a marine research vessel by a Chinese coast guard ship in Philippine territorial waters.
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Over 5 Million People Internally Displaced In India In 2019: UN
More than five million people were internally displaced in India due to natural disasters, conflict and violence in 2019, constituting the highest number of new internal displacements in the world during the period followed by the Philippines, Bangladesh and China, according to a UN report.
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ASEAN Gives Beijing A Pass On South China Sea Dispute, Cites 'Improving Cooperation'
Southeast Asian leaders took a softer stance on disputes in the South China Sea during a summit that ended on Saturday, avoiding tacit references to China's building and arming of its manmade islands, according to the chairman's statement.
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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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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Says He'll Accept China Arms Offer
The Philippine president says he has decided to accept an arms deal being offered by China under concessional terms in the latest sign of cozying relations between the Asian neighbors.
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China, Russia To Hold Naval Drill In Disputed Waters From Tomorrow
China and Russia will hold eight days of naval drills in the South China Sea off southern China's Guangdong province starting from Monday, China's navy said.
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Philippines Gets Japanese Coast Guard Vessel To Counter Beijing In South China Sea
The Philippines received the first of ten coast guard vessels from Japan today, the coastguard said, as the two countries boost security ties in the face of their separate maritime disputes with China.
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'Give Them A Bloody Nose': Beijing Military Wants Stronger South China Sea Response
China's leadership is resisting pressure from elements within the military for a more forceful response to an international court ruling against Beijing's claims in the South China Sea, sources said, wary of provoking a clash with the United States.
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Philippines' Oil Still In Troubled Waters After South China Sea Ruling
The Philippines, eager to resume development of vital oil and gas reserves off its coast, will likely need to reach an accord with a Chinese government infuriated by last week'sruling that granted Manila a big victory in the South China Sea.
