In just two days, Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. went from saying the passage of China’s new coast guard law — which allows it to fire on foreign vessels in China-claimed maritime areas — was “none of our business,” to calling it a “verbal threat of war” to those who will violate it.
Will China have its cake and eat it too at the International Tribunal on the Law of the Sea (ITLOS)?
Three of the four clips were from a gas leak in India.
The post skews a statement the Philippine ambassador to Japan made in 2019.
Without context, the posts mislead readers into thinking that it is a recent article.
It was given a name about 40 years ago. It wasn't discovered in China.
The circulating story is over a year old.
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A statement issued on New Year’s Day by the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs against alleged Chinese encroachments over the Indonesian Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the Natunas may prove to be a diplomatic and legal game changer in the increasingly volatile South China Sea.
