South China Sea

Five bases in the Spratly Islands have reportedly been equipped with the launchers.

Global Times publication says India should focus on economic cooperation instead.

In response to CSIS report, China reasserts 'indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly islands'.

China has reiterated its stance on the issue and called for resolution through diplomatic talks.

Commanding Officer Justin L Harts said the visit aimed to 'build relationships' with the Chinese Navy.

H-6 bombers and Su-30 fighter jets were used in the patrols, further increasing tension in the region.

Japan said three of Beijing's coast guard vessels appeared to be armed and demanded that China leave the area.

China's defence minister has warned of a 'threat from the sea' and to maritime security.

China says Japan's defence white paper is 'full of malice' towards the Chinese military.

If selected, she will be the second woman to hold the post after Yuriko Koike, the newly elected Tokyo governor.

Japan's defence review sees threats from China's stand on maritime disputes and North Korea's missile programme.

Submarines, vessels, fighter jets, and troops converge to take part in large-scale maritime exercise.

A section of the country's military is pushing Beijing to opt for a stronger response aimed at the US and its allies.

China is now playing the video in New York's Times Square to assert their claim over disputed waters.

Chinese defence ministry spokesman says it is a routine exercise and not targeted against any country.

The video features experts who defend China's territorial claims over the South China Sea.

Liu Xiaoming's comments come as China and Philippines get set to discuss maritime dispute.

India has adopted a harsher tone at Beijing over their rejection of The Hague's ruling.

Chinese foreign minister says bilateral ties with Japan are still 'vulnerable and unsatisfactory'.

Millions of Filipinos trust their new leader, despite his hard-line position on the drugs trade

Cambodia stymies the 10-member bloc's attempt to rebuke China.

Many Chinese people believe ruling was strongly influenced by the US and have boycotted American companies.

Taiwan is determined to prove to the UN court that Taiping can "sustain human life".

Beijing wanted to discuss bilateral issues with Manila except the South China Sea dispute.

Sun Jianguo, from the Central Military Commission, rubbishes freedom of navigation issue.

Lao PM Thongloun Sisoulith expresses support to his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang.

The US is trying to calm things down in the wake of The Hague ruling against China.

The US, Japan and Australia ask China to abide by the landmark ruling that favours the Philippines.

The Tribunal also found that China had violated the Philippines' sovereign rights and caused damage to marine life.

Several Filipino groups poised to hold 'victory party' as arbitration court likely to rule against China.