China opposes new Philippine maritime law, vows to protect South China Sea 'sovereignty'
China rejected Philippine maritime claims on Sunday, saying new legislation "severely infringes on" Beijing's territorial sovereignty and rights in the South China Sea, and vowing to protect its own interests.
BEIJING, China — China reasserted its territories around a flashpoint reef in the South China Sea on Sunday, two ...
Talks on operational interactions and best air and maritime safety practices aim to ‘clarify intent’ and reduce risks, ...
China took control of Huangyan Dao, the Chinese name for Scarborough Shoal, in 2012 — a strategic feature in the South China ...
The two laws reaffirms Philippines' maritime territories and right to resources, including in the South China Sea, angering ...
The system, purported to have advanced counter-stealth capabilities, could challenge how US forces operate in the region.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has summoned the Philippine Ambassador to China to make solemn representations over the ...
Also on Friday, the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National People's Congress issued a statement to reject and denounce the ...
They include some waters contested by China, which claims most of the South China Sea including areas close to the ...
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