New frigate delivered to PLA Navy, China dispatches fleet to patrol South China Sea, Philippines slams patrols for Chinese fishers, Asia rebalance remains U.S. priority amid fiscal woes, Japan Coast Guard visits Vietnam’s southern cities…
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The Chinese government has rejected a Philippine move to take their dispute regarding sovereignty issues in the South China Sea to the United Nations for arbitration, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said Tuesday.
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China formally rejects UN arbitration on the South China Sea issue, dispatches fleet to patrol South China Sea; Philippines on 'right track' over China challenge, ‘were not surprised’ at China’s rejection; UN backs peaceful solution to sea row…
China opposes taking sea disputes to UN; Chinese navy depart for West Pacific training; Philippines buys 12 fighter jets from South Korea, deploys more troops in Spratlys island; India, Japan make common cause to thwart China's maritime moves…
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Philippines to take China dispute to UN tribunal; Viet Nam, China responses to the Philippines’ decision to taking China to international arbitration; United Nation urges ‘amicable’ end to Philippines, China sea dispute; Aquino alleges China harassed Philippine boats…
Six visiting US congressmen, led by House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Rep. Ed Royce of California, expressed support for the decision of the Philippines to seek assistance from the United Nations arbitral tribunal to resolve disputes with China over the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea).
Speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Philippine Aquino said that the two incidents at the Panatag (Scarborough) shoal had led to Manila seeking United Nations arbitration this week over the territorial dispute.