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.
Philippines calls for urgency from China, ASEAN in negotiating South China Sea code
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr pressed Southeast Asian leaders and China at a regional summit on Thursday to urgently speed up negotiations on a code of conduct for the South China Sea, while accusing Beijing of harassment and intimidation.
Leaders of China and Asean countries announced here the the substantial conclusion of the Version 3.0 China-Asean Free Trade ...
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The 2024 ASEAN Investment Report reveals that ASEAN remains a top global destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), ...
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said Friday that the ball is now on China to elevate discussions on the ASEAN-China ...
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BEIJING: Chinese Premier Li Qiang said he hopes Japan can meet China halfway and keep bilateral relations on the right track, ...
Leaders of Southeast Asian countries and China have adopted key documents vowing to partner in combating online fraud and ...
The Secretary of State will attend the ASEAN-US Summit to discuss America's partnership with the core organization and how it can address upholding international law in the South China Sea.
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