China ‘safeguarding order’ around Taiwan-controlled South China Sea atoll
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China has stepped up activity off Taiwan’s east coast since June, with regular coast guard patrols. (AFP pic) TAIPEI: Chinese coast guard patrols to the east of Taiwan are "highly destabilising" and an extension of Beijing's legal, political and information warfare against Taipei, the chair of a review commission appointed by the US Congress said on Tuesday. (Free Malaysia Today, 19:35)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·20 Oct, 19:35 MYTChinese patrols east of Taiwan are ‘highly destabilising’, says US commission chair
China has stepped up activity off Taiwan’s east coast since June, with regular coast guard patrols. (AFP pic) TAIPEI: Chinese coast guard patrols to the east of Taiwan are "highly destabilising" and an extension of Beijing's legal, political and information warfare against…
Read at Free Malaysia Today
Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·21 Oct, 11:50 MYTChina ‘safeguarding order’ around Taiwan-controlled South China Sea atoll
Taipei has become increasingly alarmed by Beijing’s use of its coast guard to conduct ‘law enforcement’ patrols in an attempt to assert jurisdiction. (Reuters pic) BEIJING: China's government said on Wednesday that its coast guard was "safeguarding order" around a tiny and…
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Photo: Astro Awani (EN) Astro Awani (EN)·News·EN·21 Oct, 12:17 MYTChina says it is 'safeguarding order' around Taiwan-controlled South China Sea atoll
China defends coast guard patrols near Pratas Islands as legal while Taiwan warned Beijing is escalating pressure and tensions.
Read at Astro Awani (EN)
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