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Maria SiowSouth China Morning Post |
Beijing’s support for communist insurgencies across Southeast Asia was also a major source of aggression.
By getting involved, Chinese diplomats give the impression that no slight, no matter how minor, should go unnoticed.
Singling out Vietnam and Indonesia is simply an attempt to divert attention from maritime confrontations in the disputed waterway.
Such requests rarely seem sincere when they are essentially asking other nations to act against their own strategic goals
A new survey shows rising regional acceptance of the US-Japan-Australia-India grouping that’s been derided by Beijing as an anti-China ‘tool’....
Chinese social media is rife with claims that visitors to Singapore could face penalties for singing in public, not flushing the toilet or feeding...
China recently accused Vietnam and the Philippines of forming a ‘clique’ over their South China Sea cooperation deal. It’s a term used by...
Many of Japan’s neighbours have not publicly opposed its surge in defence spending – except China.
Chinese ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian and his counterparts have come under scrutiny more than once for their controversial comments.
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