Embassy warns Filipinos living in China against discussing arbitration in public
The Philippine Embassy in Beijing has warned Filipinos living in China against discussing the arbitration case over South China Sea dispute in public, including on social media ahead of an upcoming UN arbitration ruling.
Syrian politicians stress China's right of sovereignty over South China Sea territories
Syrian political experts have stressed that China has a full right of sovereignty over the South China Sea territories, pointing out that the United States works to create "tension spots" with its allies to affect China politically and economically.
US stokes unwanted tensions in South China Sea: Russian experts
The United States' activities in the South China Sea are raising tension unacceptable for the countries in the region and may force China to abandon the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), Russian experts said.
South China Sea arbitration likely to stir more regional tensions: Italian expert
The forthcoming arbitration on the South China Sea dispute by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague is likely to stir more tensions in the region, said an Italian expert.
Chinese students to issue open letter against Hague court
A dozen young Chinese international law scholars in the Netherlands are preparing to release an open letter to contest the erroneous exercise of jurisdiction and abuse of the legal process in the South China Sea arbitration.
Unmanned ships deemed helpful in survey and patrol of South China Sea
More unmanned Chinese ships are expected to be deployed to domestic and international waters including the South China Sea and the Antarctic for oceanic survey and patrol missions, state media has reported.
Madagascar urges direct dialogue over South China Sea issue
Madagascar encourages direct dialogue between countries directly concerned in the South China Sea issue, according to a statement from Madagascar's Foreign Affairs Ministry.
Hague ruling might worsen Sino-Philippine relations
Bilateral ties between China and the Philippines will be further challenged after the forthcoming ruling of an arbitration case filed by the Philippines against China, some observers said.
Tribunal should make amends for South China Sea arbitration: expert
The arbitral tribunal should correct its mistakes and make up for the homework it has neglected to do, chief expert at the Institute of Boundary and Ocean Studies of Wuhan University Sienho Yee told Xinhua in an exclusive interview Wednesday.
China says arbitral tribunal has no jurisdiction over China's historical rights
China on Wednesday said the arbitral tribunal established at the request of the Philippines has no jurisdiction over China's historical rights in the South China Sea.
Backgrounder: Why dual-track approach the most effective and viable solution to South China Sea disputes?
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague has said that it will issue an award on July 12 on the South China Sea case unilaterally initiated by the Philippines.
China, US need to manage differences over South China Sea: experts
Brendan Mulvaney, associate chair of the Languages and Cultures Department of the US Naval Academy, told Xinhua that he did not expect the US reaction to the court ruling to be very aggressive because it is not a claimant to the territorial dispute.
Sri Lanka calls for peaceful negotiations over South China Sea issue
Sri Lanka said on Tuesday that the only way the South China Sea issue could be resolved was through peaceful, constructive and meaningful negotiations among concerned countries.
China reaffirms adherence to peaceful settlement of South China Sea disputes
China on Tuesday reaffirmed its adherence to dialogue and consultation in settling the South China Sea issue.
Cambodia, Myanmar back negotiations over South China Sea by all parties concerned
Cambodia and Myanmar fully supported all parties concerned to negotiate with each other peacefully to resolve their disputes over South China Sea, Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Techo Hun Sen said on Monday.
Philippine position on South China Sea self-contradictory: vice speaker of Czech parliament
Vojtech Filip, vice speaker of the Parliament of the Czech Republic and leader of the Czech Communist Party, said Philippine position is self-contradictory on the South China Sea case.
Law-abusing tribunal to issue award on South China Sea arbitration
An arbitral tribunal with widely contested jurisdiction will issue an award on July 12 on the South China Sea case unilaterally initiated by the Philippines, the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) said.
Turkey says dialogue best means to solve South China Sea dispute
China and the Philippines should engage in "constructive" dialogue to solve their dispute in the South China Sea as conflicts are "destructive" to all sides, Turkish analysts said.