Home Asia & Pacific Philippines Says China Has No Right to Object or Interfere With Its ‘Lawful’ Activities in South China Sea

Philippines Says China Has No Right to Object or Interfere With Its ‘Lawful’ Activities in South China Sea

Share
philippines-says-china-has-no-right-to-object-or-interfere-with-its-‘lawful’-activities-in-south-china-sea
Philippines Says China Has No Right to Object or Interfere With Its ‘Lawful’ Activities in South China Sea
Share
Philippines Says China Has No Right to Object or Interfere With Its ‘Lawful’ Activities in South China Sea

A Philippine Coast Guard ship is seen surrounded by Chinese maritime militia vessels and a Chinese Coast Guard ship during a resupply mission for Filipino troops stationed at a grounded warship in the South China Sea on Oct. 4, 2023. Adrian Portugal/Reuters

Reuters

Updated:

MANILA—The Philippine foreign ministry said on Thursday that China has no right to object to or interfere with its lawful and routine activities in the South China Sea.

The ministry said it also “rejects and refutes” recent statements of the Chinese embassy in Manila that Beijing has indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly islands.

Share
Related Articles
lula-wins-a-miracle-election-in-brazil.-now-comes-the-hard-part:-putting-the-country-back-on-the-right-track
EuropeThe Final wakeup call

Lula wins a miracle election in Brazil. Now comes the hard part: putting the country back on the right track

Three weeks ago, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s political obituaries...

us-midterms:-what-a-new-congress-could-and-could-not-change-for-europe
EuropeThe Final wakeup call

US midterms: what a new Congress could and could not change for Europe

US midterm elections traditionally attract fewer voters than presidential contests. But this...

china-tech-index-plunges-more-than-40-percent-from-july-peak
China Business & EconomyChina NewsChina Technology

China Tech Index Plunges More Than 40 Percent From July Peak

China’s technology-heavy STAR 50 index has fallen by more than 40 percent...