China opposes new Philippine maritime law, vows to protect South China Sea 'sovereignty'
China rejected Philippine maritime claims on Sunday, saying new legislation "severely infringes on" Beijing's territorial sovereignty and rights in the South China Sea, and vowing to protect its own interests.
China Summons Philippine Ambassador Over New Maritime Laws
China made "solemn representations" to the ambassador shortly after Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the Maritime Zones Act and the Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act into law to strengthen his country's maritime claims and bolster its territorial integrity.
China Consumer Prices Rise At Slower Rate
China and Indonesia have agreed to strengthen cooperation in key sectors, including lithium, new energy vehicles, green ...
Global commodities markets are stuck in a holding pattern after China’s latest effort to revive its economy focused on the ...
Brazil’s economic ties to China are much greater than Peru’s, and the ramifications of a connection to the port are deemed ‘a ...
China is ready to carry out closer multilateral strategic coordination with Indonesia, oppose unilateralism and protectionism ...
Fearing a U.S. tariff barrage, Beijing hopes to use “proactive” tariff cuts and investment offers to peel away American ...
China’s Xi’an H-20 stealth bomber signifies a notable leap in its military capabilities, advancing the People’s Liberation ...
China unveiled a 10 trillion yuan ($1.4 trillion) debt package on Friday to ease local government financing strains and ...
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The EU does not want a trade war with Beijing but five years of talks have yielded no real progress, the ...
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