South China Sea Patrolling
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China Protests 'Illegal,' 'Provocative' US South China Sea Patrol
China's Defense Ministry said that a patrol by a U.S. warship in the South China Sea on Friday was "illegal" and "provocative" and that it had lodged a protest with the United States.
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Freedom Of Navigation Patrols In South China Sea Could End 'In Disaster': China
Freedom of navigation patrols carried out by foreign navies in the South China Sea could end "in disaster", a senior Chinese admiral has said, a warning to the United States after last week's ruling against Beijing's claims in the area.
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India Cannot Afford To Lose China's Support: Chinese Daily
India cannot afford to lose China's support by joining the US in patrolling the disputed South China Sea as it needs Chinese help for economic growth and for success of BRICS, a state-run daily said today.
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Japan May Consider South China Sea Patrols, Says Military
Japan's military may join US forces on patrol in the South China Sea, the nation's top uniformed officer said in an interview published today, as Tokyo seeks a greater security role.
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China Protests 'Illegal,' 'Provocative' US South China Sea Patrol
China's Defense Ministry said that a patrol by a U.S. warship in the South China Sea on Friday was "illegal" and "provocative" and that it had lodged a protest with the United States.
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Freedom Of Navigation Patrols In South China Sea Could End 'In Disaster': China
Freedom of navigation patrols carried out by foreign navies in the South China Sea could end "in disaster", a senior Chinese admiral has said, a warning to the United States after last week's ruling against Beijing's claims in the area.
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India Cannot Afford To Lose China's Support: Chinese Daily
India cannot afford to lose China's support by joining the US in patrolling the disputed South China Sea as it needs Chinese help for economic growth and for success of BRICS, a state-run daily said today.
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Japan May Consider South China Sea Patrols, Says Military
Japan's military may join US forces on patrol in the South China Sea, the nation's top uniformed officer said in an interview published today, as Tokyo seeks a greater security role.
