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Committed To Navigation Freedom, Overflight: India Amid South China Sea Row
India is committed to freedom of navigation, overflight and unimpeded lawful commerce in international waters in accordance with global norms, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday against the backdrop of China's increasing military
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PM Modi's Message On "Territorial Integrity" Days After China's New Map
Against the backdrop of China's increasing military assertiveness in the South China Sea, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday pitched for everyone's commitment and joint efforts to strengthen the sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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ASEAN Leaders Expected To Discuss Rohingya Crisis, South China Sea
Southeast Asian leaders met on Sunday for a second day of a summit in Bangkok, where they were expected to discuss pressing regional issues including the plight of Myanmar's fleeing Rohingyas and the South China Sea dispute.
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China, Vietnam Reach 'Consensus' To Uphold 'Peace In South China Sea'
The Communist leaders of China and Vietnam reached a "consensus" on handling the contested South China Sea, Chinese state media reported Sunday, hours after US President Donald Trump offered to mediate in the dispute.
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'Dump Trump' Protest Erupts Ahead Of Philippines Summit
Riot police used water canon to prevent hundreds of protesters reaching the US embassy in Manila on Sunday, just a few hours before the arrival of President Donald Trump in the Philippines for a regional summit and the last leg of his Asia tour.
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Ahead of PM Narendra Modi's Visit, Quadrilateral Initiative Begins In Manila
In the backdrop of China's growing assertiveness, India, the US, Japan and Australia have got together to revive an alliance called the Quadrilateral, and talks were held today in Manila on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit. The grouping is expected to boost free trade and defence cooperation across part of South China Sea and Indian Ocean.
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Freedom Of Navigation Key For Regional Stability: India
India today said freedom of navigation was "imperative" for enhancing regional peace and stability and boost trade, in a clear reference to the South China Sea dispute where China has been ramping up its military strength.
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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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Despite Apprehensions, ASEAN Summit Might Take Stand On Chinese Adventures In South China Sea
Southeast Asian countries have altered a statement to be issued at Saturday's ASEAN summit to include references to militarization and island-building in the South China Sea, the latest draft shows, in a move likely to frustrate Beijing.
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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 Says Wants To 'Dispel Interference' In South China Sea
China wants to work with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to "dispel interference" in the disputed South China Sea, Premier Li Keqiang said during a regional summit in the Lao capital Vientiane.
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Barack Obama Cancels Meet After Filipino Leader's 'Son Of A Bitch' Insult
U.S. President Barack Obama cancelled what would have been his first meeting with Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte, a White House spokesman said on Tuesday, after Duterte described Obama as a "son of a bitch".
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China Scores Diplomatic Victory, Avoids Criticism From ASEAN
China scored a diplomatic victory today, avoiding criticism by Southeast Asia's main grouping over its territorial expansion in the South China Sea even though some of the bloc's members are victims of Beijing's actions.
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South East Asia Deadlocked As South China Sea Split Deepens
Southeast Asian nations were deadlocked Sunday over how to confront sabre-rattling in the South China Sea as pressure from Beijing again drove a wedge between countries on the region's most contentious security issue.
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Won't Accept Tribunal Ruling On South China Sea: Chinese Prime Minister
China will not recognise or accept the adverse international tribunal ruling on the South China Sea and the issue should be solved through bilateral negotiations by relevant parties on the basis of "historical facts", Premier Li Keqiang said here today.
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Committed To Navigation Freedom, Overflight: India Amid South China Sea Row
India is committed to freedom of navigation, overflight and unimpeded lawful commerce in international waters in accordance with global norms, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday against the backdrop of China's increasing military
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PM Modi's Message On "Territorial Integrity" Days After China's New Map
Against the backdrop of China's increasing military assertiveness in the South China Sea, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday pitched for everyone's commitment and joint efforts to strengthen the sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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ASEAN Leaders Expected To Discuss Rohingya Crisis, South China Sea
Southeast Asian leaders met on Sunday for a second day of a summit in Bangkok, where they were expected to discuss pressing regional issues including the plight of Myanmar's fleeing Rohingyas and the South China Sea dispute.
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China, Vietnam Reach 'Consensus' To Uphold 'Peace In South China Sea'
The Communist leaders of China and Vietnam reached a "consensus" on handling the contested South China Sea, Chinese state media reported Sunday, hours after US President Donald Trump offered to mediate in the dispute.
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'Dump Trump' Protest Erupts Ahead Of Philippines Summit
Riot police used water canon to prevent hundreds of protesters reaching the US embassy in Manila on Sunday, just a few hours before the arrival of President Donald Trump in the Philippines for a regional summit and the last leg of his Asia tour.
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Ahead of PM Narendra Modi's Visit, Quadrilateral Initiative Begins In Manila
In the backdrop of China's growing assertiveness, India, the US, Japan and Australia have got together to revive an alliance called the Quadrilateral, and talks were held today in Manila on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit. The grouping is expected to boost free trade and defence cooperation across part of South China Sea and Indian Ocean.
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Freedom Of Navigation Key For Regional Stability: India
India today said freedom of navigation was "imperative" for enhancing regional peace and stability and boost trade, in a clear reference to the South China Sea dispute where China has been ramping up its military strength.
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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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Despite Apprehensions, ASEAN Summit Might Take Stand On Chinese Adventures In South China Sea
Southeast Asian countries have altered a statement to be issued at Saturday's ASEAN summit to include references to militarization and island-building in the South China Sea, the latest draft shows, in a move likely to frustrate Beijing.
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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 Says Wants To 'Dispel Interference' In South China Sea
China wants to work with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to "dispel interference" in the disputed South China Sea, Premier Li Keqiang said during a regional summit in the Lao capital Vientiane.
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Barack Obama Cancels Meet After Filipino Leader's 'Son Of A Bitch' Insult
U.S. President Barack Obama cancelled what would have been his first meeting with Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte, a White House spokesman said on Tuesday, after Duterte described Obama as a "son of a bitch".
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China Scores Diplomatic Victory, Avoids Criticism From ASEAN
China scored a diplomatic victory today, avoiding criticism by Southeast Asia's main grouping over its territorial expansion in the South China Sea even though some of the bloc's members are victims of Beijing's actions.
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South East Asia Deadlocked As South China Sea Split Deepens
Southeast Asian nations were deadlocked Sunday over how to confront sabre-rattling in the South China Sea as pressure from Beijing again drove a wedge between countries on the region's most contentious security issue.
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Won't Accept Tribunal Ruling On South China Sea: Chinese Prime Minister
China will not recognise or accept the adverse international tribunal ruling on the South China Sea and the issue should be solved through bilateral negotiations by relevant parties on the basis of "historical facts", Premier Li Keqiang said here today.
