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- Xinhua, June 28, 2011 Tuesday, June 28, 2011 28/06 China insists on bilateral talks to resolve South China Sea disputes China has always insisted on resolving disputes with other countries in the South China Sea through bilateral negotiations, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said at a press conference on Tuesday. Hong was responding to a question regarding the resolution passed on Monday by the U.S. Senate on China's "use of force" in the South China Sea. "The disputes should be resolved through direct negotiations between the countries involved," Hong said. "Freedom of shipping in the South China Sea has never been affected by the disputes, and there has never been such a problem." Hong explained that the disputes among relevant countries in the South China Sea centered around the sovereignty of some isles in the Nansha Islands and the demarcation in certain parts of the sea. On Sunday, China and Vietnam pledged to resolve their maritime dispute through negotiations. Wednesday, May 25, 2011 25/05 China discusses South China Sea issue with Indonesia, Philippines - Xinhua, May 25, 2011 Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie discussed the South China Sea issue with leaders from Indonesia and the Philippines during his visit to three southeast Asian nations, a Defense Ministry spokesman said in Beijing on Wednesday. Defense Ministry spokesman Geng Yansheng said at a monthly press conference that Liang reiterated China's principles and position on the South China Sea issue when meeting with leaders from the two countries. During his stay in the Philippines, Liang met with Philippine President Benigno Aquino III and Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin. While in Indonesia, he met with Indonesian Vice President Boediono, his Indonesian counterpart Purnomo Yusgiantoro and Coordinating Minister for Political, Law and Security Affairs Djoko Suyanto. Liang said that China has always insisted that the South China Sea issue should not be internationalized and should be dealt with based on bilateral mechanism, according to the spokesman. Geng said the Indonesian side agreed that all relevant parties should try to safeguard the peace and stability of the South China Sea and hopes to solve the issue through bilateral negotiations. China expects relevant parties to recognize their differences and maintain smooth communication in order to solve the issue in a peaceful way, said Geng. China appreciates the stances of the two countries on the issue, he added. China signed the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on Nov. 4, 2002 with the aim of maintaining peace and stability in the South China Sea. It has been more than five years since China's Defense Minister last visited Singapore and more than four years since Indonesia and the Philippines were visited. Geng said Liang's visit to Singapore, Indonesia and Philippines has cemented China's friendship with the three nations and enhanced mutual trust and pragmatic cooperation. During his stay in Indonesia, Liang also attended a breakfast meeting with defense ministers from ASEAN nations and had unofficial talks with his ASEAN counterparts. Tuesday, October 20, 2009 20/10 China, Vietnam to properly handle South China Sea issue - .ilXinhua, October 20, 2009 China and Vietnam on Monday vowed to further cooperation and properly settle the South China Sea issue so as to promote the stable development of bilateral ties. The remarks were made while Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang and Vietnamese Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung met before attending the five-day annual China-ASEAN Expo, which starts from Tuesday. New achievements had been gained in the development of the all-round strategic partnership between China and Vietnam with frequent high-level exchanges and deepening cooperation in various fields, Li told Nguyen. China attaches great importance to Sino-Vietnam relations, and strengthening mutual trust and expanding cooperation is in line with the common interest of both China and Vietnam, Li said. China hopes the two sides would continue to further cooperation in trade, investment and infrastructure, and properly settle the South China Sea issue so as to promote the stable development of bilateral ties, he said. Nguyen expressed willingness to expand cooperation on current basis, boost the construction of major projects and achieve mutually-beneficial development. Vietnam will properly settle the South China Sea issue via friendly negotiation with China, he said. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao had made similar remarks when meeting his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Tan Dung earlier this month. Wen pledged to properly handle border and South China Sea issues last Friday while hailing bilateral trade and economic ties between the two countries. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)
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Kineska vlada odbila je prijedlog SAD-a da prihvati odluku arbitražnog suda o Južnom kineskom moru. Viši dužnosnik iz Pentagona izjavio je kako žele da se i Kina i Filipini pridržavaju odluke. Glasnogovornik kineskog Ministarstva vanjskih poslova Hong Lei rekao je kako Kina ne može prihvatiti odluku jer nema pravnih temelja. “Takozvana arbitraža koju je jednostrano inicirala filipinska vlada Aquina iskrivila je UN-ovu Konvenciju o pomorskom zakonu osporila Deklaraciju o ponašanju strana u Južnom kineskom moru kao regionalno pravilo. To je pravi čin narušavanja vladavine prava i on narušava vladavinu prava u ime vladavine prava.” Kineska strana izjavila je da nikad neće prihvatiti, ni prepoznati bilo kakvu odluku vijeća za arbitražu. Kina želi da se sporovi oko Južnog kineskog mora riješavaju jedan na jedan između uključenih zemalja. Direkt.ba