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He is the first in the group to make such an indication, with several others stating through their lawyers in previous court mentions that they would likely be claiming trial.
SYDNEY – Attempts to contain China's rise would only aggravate the country and sow discord in the region, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said during a speech in Australia on March 7.
BANGKOK (AP) — The top American diplomat for East Asia and the Pacific criticized China on Thursday for using intimidation tactics against other countries in the region to press its sweeping maritime claims in the South China Sea.
Philippine transgender beauty contestant Lars Pacheco has sought to calm nerves over a viral Bangkok street brawl involving transgender people from her country and their local peers, saying the visitors need to respect the hosts.
MANILA – Just as Australia and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) finalized their joint communique after a special summit in Melbourne this week, yet another major incident erupted in the South China Sea.
ABOARD BRP SINDANGAN (AP) — It was a heart-pounding moment far out in the disputed South China Sea: One of at least five Chinese coast guard ships aggressively approached and sideswiped a Philippine patrol vessel, creating a loud, jarring noise that sent its Filipino crew scrambling to lower rubber fenders to cushion the boat’s hull.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr has warned the risk of an armed conflict between his country and Beijing in the disputed South China Sea “is much higher now than it was before”, as he urged Chinese leader Xi Jinping to expedite the setting up of a hotline to help limit rising tensions.