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China to take ‘humble’ tack to win over Malaysian prime minister
China to take ‘humble’ tack to win over Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad
Duterte hits China's 'nasty words' to patrolling PH pilots
MANILA - President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday again called out China after its troops issued “nasty” words against Filipino pilots flying over the disputed South China Sea.
China’s military flexes muscles in three seas in latest show of force
China flexes its military might with series of naval exercises in local waters
How French ‘political messengers’ counter Beijing in South China Sea
How the French military’s ‘political messengers’ are countering Beijing in the South China Sea
Southeast Asian nations fear being caught up in China-US trade row
Southeast Asian nations fear being caught in crossfire of China-US trade dispute
US committed to rule of law in South China Sea, Mike Pompeo tells Asean
US is committed to rule of law in South China Sea, Mike Pompeo tells Asean
Nations strengthen coastguards to counter Beijing in South China Sea
Beijing’s aggression in South China Sea driving expansion of Southeast Asian coastguard fleets, report says
South China Sea: UK could send aircraft carrier to back Australian vessels
Australian and British ministers hold talks amid rising tension over Beijing’s militarisation in disputed waters
China is quietly conducting electronic warfare tests in the South China Sea
Intelligence assessments say this is the first known use of the equipment since its deployment earlier this year to outposts in the Spratly Islands, sources told CNBC.
US military chief’s visit to Beijing did little to soothe tensions
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis’ visit to Beijing did little to soothe tensions
Australia is spending $26 billion on new warships—with Chinese submarines in mind
China's furious production of new submarines and warships—and its militarization of the South China Sea—has Australians worried.
Philippines asks China to stop coast guard from taking fishermen's catch in Scarborough
The Philippines said on Monday it has asked Beijing to stop the Chinese coast guard from taking the catch of Filipino fishermen in the disputed Scarborough Shoal, describing such actions as unacceptable.
Chinese delegates frustrated after war of words with US at summit
At Western-led summit, Chinese find controversy and a clash of cultures
U.S. weighs more South China Sea patrols to confront 'new reality' of China
The United States is considering intensified naval patrols in the South China Sea in a bid to challenge China's growing militarization of the waterway, actions that could further raise the stakes in one of the world's most volatile areas.
Beijing admits to putting troops, weapons on South China Sea reefs
Head of Chinese delegation at Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore accuses US of being the real ‘source of militarisation’ in disputed waterway.
Mattis slams China on South China Sea island weaponization
SINGAPORE (AP) — China's placement of weapons systems on manmade islands in the South China Sea is designed to intimidate and coerce others in the region, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Saturday, laying out a sharp criticism of Beijing at an international security forum and threatening larger consequences if militarization continues. He warned that America's recent move to disinvite China from a multinational naval exercise this summer was an "initial response" to the militarization of the islands. It was, he said, a "relatively small consequence, I believe there are much larger consequences in the future."
Mattis Accuses Beijing of ‘Intimidation and Coercion’ in South China Sea (Published 2018)
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said China’s placement of advanced equipment and missiles in the Spratly Island chain was a flagrant show of military power.
US will ‘compete vigorously’ in South China Sea, Mattis warns Beijing
China’s actions in region raise questions about its intentions, Pentagon chief says.
Philippines takes ‘diplomatic action’ after Chinese bombers land at island base
China landed long-range bombers on one of its occupied islands for the first time in its latest military action in the disputed seas, setting off international concern.
