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US Should Defend Reef Off Philippines, Former Commander
A former commander of US forces in the Pacific says the US should be willing to use military force to oppose Chinese aggression at a disputed reef off the coast of the Philippines.
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In South China Sea Aggression, Beijing Wants To Show Power To US
A landmark international tribunal ruling on the South China Sea threatens to sharpen the differences between the United States and China, highlighting a growing gulf between the world powers.
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US Says South China Sea Reclamations Stoke Instability
China's land reclamation around reefs in the disputed South China Sea is undermining freedom and stability, and risks provoking tension that could even lead to conflict, US Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken told a conference in Jakarta.
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PM raises disputes with Wen, brings up South Sea
Weeks after war of words between India and China over the exploitation of South China Sea resources, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao met in Bali today and agreed on the need for working together as there was "enough space" and areas for them to work together for mutual benefit.
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US Should Defend Reef Off Philippines, Former Commander
A former commander of US forces in the Pacific says the US should be willing to use military force to oppose Chinese aggression at a disputed reef off the coast of the Philippines.
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In South China Sea Aggression, Beijing Wants To Show Power To US
A landmark international tribunal ruling on the South China Sea threatens to sharpen the differences between the United States and China, highlighting a growing gulf between the world powers.
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US Says South China Sea Reclamations Stoke Instability
China's land reclamation around reefs in the disputed South China Sea is undermining freedom and stability, and risks provoking tension that could even lead to conflict, US Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken told a conference in Jakarta.
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PM raises disputes with Wen, brings up South Sea
Weeks after war of words between India and China over the exploitation of South China Sea resources, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao met in Bali today and agreed on the need for working together as there was "enough space" and areas for them to work together for mutual benefit.
