New Delhi: Beijing on Tuesday rejected the jurisdiction of an international arbitration panel that has ruled that there is no legal basis for China's historic claims in the South China Sea in a case initiated
The Hague, Netherlands: An international tribunal on Tuesday ruled unanimously that there is no legal basis for China's"nine-dash line" claiming rights to much of the South China Sea. The arbitration court in The Hague has
Beijing: With the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague expected to give a ruling in the dispute between the Philippines and China over maritime claims in the South China Sea over the latter's right
Ahead of the crucial ruling by an international arbitral tribunal over the South China Sea dispute, the United States has asked Beijing to learn from India how maritime disputes with neighbours are settled.
In a stern warning to the United States, a publication of Chinese state media today said that the Americans will have to pay a price if they meddle in disputes over South China sea.
China today made it clear that it will not accept ruling by an international tribunal on a case filed by the Philippines relating to territorial and maritime disputes over South China Sea.
Beijing: China accused Indonesia that its naval vessel has fired on a Chinese fishing boat on Sunday, injuring one person, in the latest flare-up of tensions between the two nations in the South China Sea.
India, Japan and the US on Friday began their marine war games, Malabar Exercise, near Okinawa Island - close to the South China Sea, recreating scenario of countering a hostile Chinese People' Liberation Army (Navy).
Indonesia's navy said Monday it fired shots at a Chinese trawler when it refused to stop fishing in Indonesian waters, and then seized the vessel and its eight crewmembers.
China has said that it was strongly dissatisfied with a statement by G7 members, in which they expressed concern over the South China Sea.
Beijing:China's military rejected US claims on China's "unsafe" intercept of an American Navy reconnaissance aircraft over the South China Sea, and demanded the US ends such action. China's aircraft acted professionally and in line with
China has warned US President Barack Obama not to spark a fire in Asia after he announced the lifting of a longstanding embargo on lethal arms sales to Vietnam.
Indian naval ships today sailed for over two months long operational deployment to the disputed South China Sea
Washington: China has reclaimed more than 3,200 acres of land in the south-eastern South China Sea. But the country's focus has shifted to developing and weaponising those man-made islands so it will have greater control
China has reclaimed more than 3,200 acres of land in the southeastern South China Sea, a new Pentagon report said.
Beijing:China on Friday said it will continue to exercise its sovereignty over the South China Sea regardless of the outcome of the ongoing case in a UN-appointed tribunal, which is widely expected to deliver its
Beijing: Flexing muscles, China kicked off military exercises in the disputed South China Sea, east Indian Ocean and West Pacific involving advanced warships, helicopters and "special warfare" soldiers. Three naval ships of China's Nanhai Fleet
China is edging closer to building its first-ever floating maritime nuclear power platform, which is expected to add to Beijing's increasing clout in the disputed South China Sea. According to the Chinese newspaper Global Times, the construction work
The US has expressed concern over China landing its military jets on a man-made island in South China Sea and asked Beijing to keep its prior commitments not to deploy military aircraft at its outposts.
Beijing: China has deployed missiles to a disputed island in the South China Sea even as President Barack Obama called for 'tangible steps' to settle territorial disputes in the resource-rich region at the conclusion of
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