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Japan Pledges Boats To Vietnam As China Dispute Simmers
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday promised Vietnam six new patrol boats during a visit to the Southeast Asian country, which is locked in a dispute with China over the busy South China Sea.
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India, Japan Call For Peaceful Solution To South China Sea
India and Japan today sought a peaceful solution to the territorial disputes in the strategic South China Sea, saying parties involved in the matter must not resort to "threat or use of force", in remarks that could anger China which is opposed to any outside interference.
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Attempts To 'Change Status Quo' Continuing In East And South China Sea: Shinzo Abe
Attempts to change the status quo have "been continuing for the past few months" in the East and South China Seas, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Thursday, in an apparent criticism of China.
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Japan's Shinzo Abe Says Wants US, South Korea Cooperation Over South China Sea
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told South Korea's president today he wanted cooperation between the two countries and the United States in maintaining an open and peaceful South China Sea, a Japanese government spokesman said.
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China to Put on Huge Show of Force for World War 2 Anniversary
China will put on a huge show of force on Thursday with goose-stepping troops and nuclear-capable missiles parading through Beijing, marking 70 years since the end of World War Two and the country's growing military might and confidence.
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China's Main Claim in South China Sea Has No Legal Basis: Indonesian President
Indonesian President Joko Widodo says one of China's main claims to the majority of the South China Sea has no legal basis in international law, but Jakarta wants to remain an "honest broker" in one of Asia's most sensitive territorial dispute.
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Japan Pledges Boats To Vietnam As China Dispute Simmers
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday promised Vietnam six new patrol boats during a visit to the Southeast Asian country, which is locked in a dispute with China over the busy South China Sea.
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India, Japan Call For Peaceful Solution To South China Sea
India and Japan today sought a peaceful solution to the territorial disputes in the strategic South China Sea, saying parties involved in the matter must not resort to "threat or use of force", in remarks that could anger China which is opposed to any outside interference.
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Attempts To 'Change Status Quo' Continuing In East And South China Sea: Shinzo Abe
Attempts to change the status quo have "been continuing for the past few months" in the East and South China Seas, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Thursday, in an apparent criticism of China.
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Japan's Shinzo Abe Says Wants US, South Korea Cooperation Over South China Sea
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told South Korea's president today he wanted cooperation between the two countries and the United States in maintaining an open and peaceful South China Sea, a Japanese government spokesman said.
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China to Put on Huge Show of Force for World War 2 Anniversary
China will put on a huge show of force on Thursday with goose-stepping troops and nuclear-capable missiles parading through Beijing, marking 70 years since the end of World War Two and the country's growing military might and confidence.
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China's Main Claim in South China Sea Has No Legal Basis: Indonesian President
Indonesian President Joko Widodo says one of China's main claims to the majority of the South China Sea has no legal basis in international law, but Jakarta wants to remain an "honest broker" in one of Asia's most sensitive territorial dispute.
