New Zealand and Cook Islands fall out over China
New Zealand voices renewed concern as Cook Islands PM eyes agreement with China
New Zealand expressed renewed concern on Monday about the Cook Islands' prime minister travelling to China this week to sign agreements without properly consulting with Wellington despite the two nations' constitutional ties.
Chinese coastguard vessels began patrols of the contested waters off the Diaoyu Islands on Wednesday, a day after Beijing ...
Nine Chinese military aircraft, six warships and two official ships were also detected. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said Tuesday that the country has removed a buoy it installed within Japan's ...
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China puts Taiwan under pressure as six spy balloons, warships and aircraft spottedTaiwan detected six Chinese balloons off the island, the defence ministry said, as Beijing maintains military pressure to ...
Coastguard patrols come amid signs of a thaw in Japan ties following disputes over buoys, seafood import bans.
Cook Islands' Prime Minister Mark Brown said on Thursday he had held discussions with institutions on marine science, climate ...
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