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FM Spokesman Reiterates China's Sovereignty Over Huangyan Island |
Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao restated Tuesday China's sovereignty over Huangyan Island and the Philippines has no right to check Chinese fishing boats in the sea area near the Island. |
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Philippines Has No Right to Check Chinese Fishing Vessels: FM Spokesman |
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao said Monday the Philippines has no right to check Chinese fishing boats in the sea area near the Huangyan Island. |
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Huangyan Island an Integral Part of China - Spokesman |
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao refuted Saturday the latest Philippine claim over a Chinese island in the South China Sea. |
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FM Spokesman Reiterates Stance on Nansha Islands |
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao reiterated that China holds indisputable sovereignty over the Nansha Islands and the adjacent sea areas. |
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Philippines Urged to Respect China's Territorial Integrity |
China Tuesday urged the Philippines to respect its territorial integrity and abide by the consensus reached by both sides so as to maintain stability in the South China Sea and friendship between the two countries. |
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China Intensifies Administration of Fishing in South China Sea |
A new law enforcement unit was set up Monday, December 19, in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong Province, to intensify the administration of fishing activities in the South China Sea. |
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Wide Fuel Ice Band Found on South China Sea Floor |
Wide fuel ice band, with a perspective energy supply equaling half of China's oil reserve, was recently found on the South China Sea floor. |
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China Calls for Early Finalization of South China Sea Code of Conduct |
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Zhu Bangzao Tuesday called on relevant countries to reach consensus at an early date so as to finalize consultation on the Code of Conduct in South China Sea. |
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Large Pool of Oil Found in South China Sea |
A large pool of oil was found Thursday floating on the South China Sea near the Daya Bay, according to a report from the State Oceanic Bureau. |
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Second Fishing Ban in South China Sea Ends August 1 |
The second fishing ban in South China Sea in 2000, from June 1 to August 1, will end tomorrow, said Liu Guojun, a senior official with the Ministry of Agriculture Monday. |
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