China defiant over conflicts with ASEAN nations at sea
VIENTIANE, Laos -- Southeast Asian leaders stepped up pressure on China to respect international law following clashes in the disputed South China Sea, but Chinese Premier Li Qiang was defiant during annual summit talks on Thursday as he blamed "external forces" for interfering in regional affairs.
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FILE PHOTO: Secretary-General of ASEAN, Dr Kao Kim Hourn attends the retreat session at the 57th ASEAN Foreign Ministers' ...
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The second phase of the US and Singapore’s joint Feasibility Study on Regional Energy Connectivity will look at the legal, ...
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