Clinton Urges China to Resolve Sea Dispute
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Beijing as part of a regional tour aimed partly at urging China and its neighbors to agree on a system for resolving territorial disputes in the South China Sea. After arriving in the Chinese capital late ...www.voanews.com
Taiwan Lawmakers Land on Disputed South China Sea Island
TAIPEI, Taiwan - A group of Taiwanese legislators landed on an islet in the hotly disputed South China Sea to inspect the level of coast guard protection for its claims in the Spratly archipelago.www.voanews.com
Chinese, Indian defense ministers agree to resume joint military exercises in ...
NEW DELHI - The defense ministers of India and China agreed Tuesday to resume joint military exercises frozen two years ago, signaling a thaw between the Asian giants even as regional relations are tense over the disputed South China Sea. The two ...www.washingtonpost.com
China warns US not to take sides in sea disputes as Clinton arrives
China Foreign Ministry suggest U.S. role not helpful in sea dispute. By Andrew Quinn and Chris Buckley. JAKARTA/BEIJING, Sept 4 (Reuters) - China warned the United States not to get involved in South China Sea territorial disputes on Tuesday as U.S.in.reuters.com
China, India agree to resume joint military drills
NEW DELHI (AP) - The defense ministers of India and China agreed Tuesday to resume joint military exercises frozen two years ago, signaling a thaw between the Asian giants even as regional relations are tense over the disputed South China Sea.www.google.com
Clinton Seeks Chinese Accord On South China Sea
"The U.S. has many times said it does not take a position," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said on Tuesday.www.npr.org
China warns US not to take sides in sea disputes |
China, too, has its concerns and has pushed back against U.S. attempts to referee the South China Sea dispute and insert itself into similar rows between China, Japan and South Korea over the islands in the East China Sea.www.reuters.com
Clinton urges ASEAN unity on South China Sea
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - Southeast Asian states must present a united front to the Chinese in dealing with territorial disputes in the South China Sea to "literally calm the waters," U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday. And ...www.google.com
China, India defense chiefs meet in sign of thaw
NEW DELHI - (AP) -- The defense ministers of India and China agreed on Tuesday to resume military exercises, signaling a thaw in military ties despite an ongoing dispute over Beijing's territorial claims in the South China Sea. The two Asian giants ...www.newsday.com
Clinton warns against coercion in South China Sea dispute
JAKARTA: China and its neighbours in Southeast Asia must move determinedly to draw up a code of conduct to help resolve disputes in the South China Sea, and should refrain from threats and coercion that have sent tension skyrocketing, US Secretary of ...www.thenews.com.pk
US warns China over disputed South China Sea
Hillary Clinton, US secretary of state, has warned against the use of "coercion, intimidation and threats" in the resource-rich disputed South China Sea, in pointed comments aimed at Beijing before meetings there with leaders. China claims sovereignty ...www.ft.com
Clinton to Push South China Sea Issue in Beijing Talks
Washington has said it does not take sides in the sea disputes, but has recently criticized Beijing for establishing an army garrison in a disputed part of the South China Sea. On Monday, Clinton did not criticize China directly, but said "no party ...blogs.voanews.com
Philippines urges Asean anew to take united stand on Spratlys dispute
MANILA, Philippines—Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario reiterated on Tuesday, the Philippines' call for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) to take a united stand on the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea) dispute before ...globalnation.inquirer.net
Clinton warns against coercion in S.China Sea dispute
JAKARTA, Sept 3 (Reuters) - China and its neighbours in Southeast Asia must move to draw up a code of conduct in coming months to help resolve disputes in the South China Sea, and should refrain from threats and coercion that have sent tension ...in.reuters.com
Clinton Seeks Unity From Asean to Ease Disputes With China
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Southeast Asian nations and China to use diplomacy rather than force to settle maritime territorial disputes in a region rich in oil and gas, warning against missteps that might result in armed conflict. The U.S ...www.businessweek.com
Hillary: Keep Tensions Down At Disputed Sea
This time, the irritants are disputes over tiny islets and craggy outcrops in oil- and gas-rich areas of the South and East China Seas that have set China against US regional allies like the Philippines. As Clinton prepares to travel back to Beijing on ...www.mb.com.ph
Clinton Meets ASEAN Leaders About South China Sea
JAKARTA - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met in Indonesia Tuesday with the secretary general of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to discuss rival territorial claims to the South China Sea. Secretary Clinton met with ASEAN's Surin ...www.voanews.com
Clinton to urge ASEAN unity on South China Sea
"The South China Sea issue is a dispute between the south China region countries and should be negotiated and resolved by them in a friendly way," spokesman Hong Lei said.www.sfgate.com
Chinese defense minister in India for talks
Analysts say Tuesday's talks are also aimed at persuading New Delhi to withdraw from a joint oil exploration venture with Vietnam in disputed South China Sea waters that China claims as its own. The two ministers will also discuss the security ...www.cbsnews.com
A Harsh Reception for Clinton in China's State Media
But countries in the region that are not in conflict with China over South China Sea claims and are friendly with the United States - India, Indonesia and Singapore - have voiced concerns about China's recent tactics over the strategic waters.www.nytimes.com
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