+ Follow SPRATLYS AND SCARBOROUGH SHOAL Tag
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[Title] => Stand up to China!
[Summary] => US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tells ASEAN to unite against China. She is in Indonesia to show support for a “regionally endorsed plan to ease rising tensions by implementing a code of conduct for all claimants to disputed islands in the West Philippine Sea.
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[Title] => Support Balikatan
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[Title] => Vietnam protests Philippine territorial law
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Territorial disputes in the South China Sea will top the agenda of President
Estrada's state visit to China which starts today, according to
Malacañang. In Beijing the President will witness the signing of several
bilateral and trade agreements, but don't expect any major breakthrough in the
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SPRATLYS AND SCARBOROUGH SHOAL
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bilateral and trade agreements, but don't expect any major breakthrough in the
South China Sea dispute. As far as territorial claims go, Beijing can be as
immovable as the Great Wall of China.
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