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New China Rules Allow Detention Of Foreigners In South China Sea, G7 Reacts
New Chinese coast guard rules took effect Saturday, under which it can detain foreigners for trespassing in the disputed South China Sea, where neighbours and the G7 have accused Beijing of intimidation and coercion.
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Kamala Harris' Asia Trip To Focus On Defending Rules In South China Sea
Vice President Kamala Harris will focus on defending international rules in the South China Sea, strengthening US regional leadership and expanding security cooperation during her trip to Vietnam and Singapore this month, a White House official said.
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China's Ladakh Act Shows Its Ruling Party's Thinking: US Security Advisor
China's "very aggressive" actions against India, including the brutal attack on Indian soldiers in eastern Ladakh, and its moves in the South China Sea and Hong Kong give a "good insight" into how the ruling Communist Party of China is thinking these days, US National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien has said.
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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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Barack Obama Warns China Of 'Consequences' Over Behaviour In South China Sea: Report
Warning China of "consequences" due to its aggressive behaviour, US President Barack Obama has asked the Communist nation to restrain itself from worrying its neighbours in the disputed South China Sea region.
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South China Sea: Respect International Law, Say India And US
In the wake of the ruling by an international arbitration tribunal in favour of the Philippines in a dispute with China over the South China Sea, India and the US today urged all parties concerned to respect international law.
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Philippines' President Says Talk With China On Sea Dispute In This Year
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said today he expects talks with China on their South China Sea dispute within a year and he would not raise an international ruling rejecting China's claims there when he attends a regional summit next month.
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China, ASEAN Aim To Complete Framework Of South China Sea Rules Next Year
China and a grouping of Southeast Asian nations aim to finish by the middle of next year a framework for a code of conduct to ease tension in the disputed South China Sea, state media said on Wednesday.
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PM Modi's Visit Will Open New Page In Bilateral Relations: Vietnam
Vietnam today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Hanoi, possibly in the first week of September, will open a "new page" in bilateral relations even as it welcomed India's stand on the ruling of an international tribunal on the South China Sea dispute.
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US Navy Ship Makes 1st China Visit Since Arbitration Ruling On South China Sea
A US Navy guided missile destroyer arrived in the northern Chinese port of Qingdao on Monday in the first visit by an American warship to the country since Beijing responded angrily to an arbitration panel's ruling that its expansive South China Sea maritime claims had no basis in law.
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New China Rules Allow Detention Of Foreigners In South China Sea, G7 Reacts
New Chinese coast guard rules took effect Saturday, under which it can detain foreigners for trespassing in the disputed South China Sea, where neighbours and the G7 have accused Beijing of intimidation and coercion.
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Kamala Harris' Asia Trip To Focus On Defending Rules In South China Sea
Vice President Kamala Harris will focus on defending international rules in the South China Sea, strengthening US regional leadership and expanding security cooperation during her trip to Vietnam and Singapore this month, a White House official said.
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China's Ladakh Act Shows Its Ruling Party's Thinking: US Security Advisor
China's "very aggressive" actions against India, including the brutal attack on Indian soldiers in eastern Ladakh, and its moves in the South China Sea and Hong Kong give a "good insight" into how the ruling Communist Party of China is thinking these days, US National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien has said.
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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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Barack Obama Warns China Of 'Consequences' Over Behaviour In South China Sea: Report
Warning China of "consequences" due to its aggressive behaviour, US President Barack Obama has asked the Communist nation to restrain itself from worrying its neighbours in the disputed South China Sea region.
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South China Sea: Respect International Law, Say India And US
In the wake of the ruling by an international arbitration tribunal in favour of the Philippines in a dispute with China over the South China Sea, India and the US today urged all parties concerned to respect international law.
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Philippines' President Says Talk With China On Sea Dispute In This Year
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said today he expects talks with China on their South China Sea dispute within a year and he would not raise an international ruling rejecting China's claims there when he attends a regional summit next month.
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China, ASEAN Aim To Complete Framework Of South China Sea Rules Next Year
China and a grouping of Southeast Asian nations aim to finish by the middle of next year a framework for a code of conduct to ease tension in the disputed South China Sea, state media said on Wednesday.
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PM Modi's Visit Will Open New Page In Bilateral Relations: Vietnam
Vietnam today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Hanoi, possibly in the first week of September, will open a "new page" in bilateral relations even as it welcomed India's stand on the ruling of an international tribunal on the South China Sea dispute.
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US Navy Ship Makes 1st China Visit Since Arbitration Ruling On South China Sea
A US Navy guided missile destroyer arrived in the northern Chinese port of Qingdao on Monday in the first visit by an American warship to the country since Beijing responded angrily to an arbitration panel's ruling that its expansive South China Sea maritime claims had no basis in law.
