Page 17 - South China Sea

China has no title over South China Sea: Tribunal

Neighbours Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam also have claims

India 'carefully studying' UN tribunal's verdict in SCS row

India supports freedom of navigation and over flight, and unimpeded commerce, based on the principles of international law

China blames US for South China Sea troubles

Accusing their Asia Pacific Pivot policy for stirring trouble to blunt Beijing's rise

India studying tribunal verdict in South China Sea dispute

The UN-backed tribunal ruled that there was no legal basis for China to claim historic rights to islands in South China Sea

Hague Tribunal says China has no 'historic title' over South China Sea

Philippines had argued that Chinese activity in the region was against international law

China rejects South China Sea tribunal judgement, reaffirms territorial sovereignty

The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, Netherlands today ruled that China has no "historic title" over the waters of the South China Sea

Filipinos stage protest near Chinese consulate in Manila ahead of a ruling over South China Sea dispute

China claims about 90% of the South China Sea, including reefs and islands, which are also claimed by others

China should be on high alert after South China Sea verdict: Media

An international tribunal is scheduled to pass the verdict on China's claims in the South China Sea today

Hague tribunal to rule in tense South China Sea row

Manila lodged the suit against Beijing in 2013, saying after 17 years of negotiations it had exhausted all other political and diplomatic avenues

Hold China accountable on International tribunal's order on South China Sea: US

We support the peaceful resolution of disputes in the South China Sea, including the use of international legal mechanisms: John Kirby

US asks China to follow India on SCS dispute resolution

China has taken a position of non-acceptance and non-participation on the jurisdiction by the International Court of Arbitration

Philippines willing to share South China Sea: Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay

However Yasay insisted the Philippines would not concede any of its rights in the sea

US says South China Sea ruling presents choice for Asia

Denmark urged both parties to comply with the ruling and asked South China Sea claimants to avoid provocative actions

China bans South China Sea access due to military navigations

Conflict over the island has worsened in recent years, with greater involvement by the US

China plans South China Sea drills ahead of court ruling

Philippines has challenged nine-dash lines that China uses to demarcate its claims to most of SCS in Permanent Court of Arbitration in Hague

There is a reason for US to pay attention to what China do: CIA chief

CIA Director John Brennan said the Chinese President has a strategic vision of what he wants to accomplish in the region

Will not accept UN tribunal verdict on South China Sea: China

China claims almost all of the SCS. Its claim is firmly contested by the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan

New Delhi plans counter-attack against Beijing

UN's Permanent Court of Arbitration, located in The Hague, is likely to rule against China in a case filed by Philippines in 2013 over former's claim on South China Sea

Serious concerns over South China Sea: ASEAN ministers in China

China claims nearly all of the South China Sea, a vast tract of water through which a huge chunk of global shipping passes

China to install tsunami detection buoys in disputed South China Sea

They will be linked to international tsunami warning networks, providing early warnings for China's east and south coasts and nearby countries