Beijing renews attacks on landmark South China Sea tribunal on ruling’s 10th anniversary
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On the 10th anniversary of a landmark tribunal ruling, Beijing renewed its criticism of the decision that rejected its expansive claims in the South China Sea. A senior Chinese diplomat called the tribunal "thoroughly illegal" and described it as a "thorn" in relations with the Philippines. The statement underscores ongoing tensions between China and its neighbors over maritime rights in the region.
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China calls tribunal illegal
The denunciation occurred on the 10th anniversary of the tribunal's decision.
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The denunciation occurred on the 10th anniversary of the tribunal's decision.
South China Morning Post- China calls tribunal illegal
- Ruled against China's expansive claims
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The denunciation occurred on the 10th anniversary of the tribunal's decision.
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