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China's Embassy in Japan asserts that Japan has no authority to intervene in the China-Philippines maritime disputes, criticizing Japan’s comments as unwarranted meddling in regional affairs.
China has condemned Japan's statements on the South China Sea, accusing them of false and misleading claims. China urges Japan to adopt a more objective stance and refrain from exacerbating regional tensions.
The China Coast Guard reported actions against a Philippine supply ship near Ren'ai Jiao, Nansha Islands, citing illegal entry. The Philippines allegedly approached the Chinese vessel dangerously. China insists the Philippines bears full responsibility for the escalation.
The Philippines has declared China an "existential threat" in the South China Sea, highlighting escalating tensions over territorial disputes. Manila urges international support to counter Beijing's aggressive actions and safeguard regional sovereignty and maritime rights.
According to senior Chinese diplomat Sun Weidong, the primary security challenge in the South China Sea originates from external forces, notably the U.S., which has fostered regional confrontations and escalated military activities, undermining the rights of littoral nations.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim calls for diplomatic engagement and rejects external interference in the South China Sea dispute, emphasising the need for regional cooperation and peaceful resolution through ASEAN-led initiatives to maintain stability and sovereignty.
President Tsai Ing-wen emphasized Taiwan's need to fortify deterrence against China, citing the significant costs of any potential takeover and stressing the importance of regional partnerships for collective security.
President of the Philippines pledges vigorous defence of territory amidst rising tensions. Asserts commitment to sovereignty, and maritime rights, amid regional disputes with China over the South China Sea.
A scandal involving a high-ranking Philippine admiral has ignited concerns about the country's military exchanges with China and potential security threats in the South China Sea.
Tensions between China and the Philippines are nearing a breaking point over maritime disputes in the South China Sea. Recent aggressive maneuvers near the Scarborough Shoal have led to diplomatic fallout, with both countries recalling ambassadors.
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