China On South China Sea Dispute
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"Not Seeking Hegemony", Beijing To Set South China Sea "Code" In 3 Years
A rulebook to settle disputes in the hotly contested South China Sea should be finished in three years, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday, insisting his nation does not seek "hegemony or expansion".
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Won't Back Down On South China Sea, China Warns US
China warned Washington Tuesday that it would not back down over its claims in the disputed South China Sea, following vows by the Trump administration to defend US and international interests there.
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US President Wades Into South China Sea Row, Says Tribunal Ruling 'Binding'
US President Barack Obama today warned an international tribunal's ruling that China's sweeping claims to the South China Sea had no legal basis was "binding", after Beijing vowed to ignore the verdict.
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China Tells Philippines Not To 'Hype Up' South China Sea Row
China today denied it had begun building an artificial island at a South China Sea flashpoint and cautioned the Philippines not to "hype up" their maritime dispute.
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China Calls For Tension Over South China Sea To Be Toned Down
International tension over maritime disputes in the South China Sea should be toned down, China's Foreign Minister said on Monday, after a "deeply flawed" international court ruled against Beijing's expansive claims in the South China Sea.
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China Says 'Really Needs' South China Sea Defences In Face Of United States
China "really needs" its defences in the South China Sea in the face of a militarisation process being pushed by the United States, and can deploy whatever equipment it wants on its own soil, China's Defence Ministry said today.
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"Not Seeking Hegemony", Beijing To Set South China Sea "Code" In 3 Years
A rulebook to settle disputes in the hotly contested South China Sea should be finished in three years, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday, insisting his nation does not seek "hegemony or expansion".
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Won't Back Down On South China Sea, China Warns US
China warned Washington Tuesday that it would not back down over its claims in the disputed South China Sea, following vows by the Trump administration to defend US and international interests there.
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US President Wades Into South China Sea Row, Says Tribunal Ruling 'Binding'
US President Barack Obama today warned an international tribunal's ruling that China's sweeping claims to the South China Sea had no legal basis was "binding", after Beijing vowed to ignore the verdict.
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China Tells Philippines Not To 'Hype Up' South China Sea Row
China today denied it had begun building an artificial island at a South China Sea flashpoint and cautioned the Philippines not to "hype up" their maritime dispute.
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China Calls For Tension Over South China Sea To Be Toned Down
International tension over maritime disputes in the South China Sea should be toned down, China's Foreign Minister said on Monday, after a "deeply flawed" international court ruled against Beijing's expansive claims in the South China Sea.
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China Says 'Really Needs' South China Sea Defences In Face Of United States
China "really needs" its defences in the South China Sea in the face of a militarisation process being pushed by the United States, and can deploy whatever equipment it wants on its own soil, China's Defence Ministry said today.
