Chinese Defense Minister Chang Wanquan said Wednesday China will not accept any proposition or action based on the decision made Tuesday by the South China Sea arbitral tribunal.
Serbian Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that the country supports parties directly involved in the South China Sea dispute to have dialogue.
Two British experts said lately that the arbitral tribunal in The Hague should not have agreed to hear the South China Sea case unilaterally initiated by the Philippines against China.
At present there is no greater concentration of conventional forces in the world than the US Naval presence in the Western Pacific, and there isn't any balance to that power, said political science professor Oskar Krejčíthe, director of the Institute of Global Studies of the Jan Amos Komensky University Prague and former adviser to the Prime Minister of the Czechoslovak government, to Prvnizpravy.cz (PZ).
The United Nations said on Wednesday it has nothing to do with the Permanent Court of Arbitration.
All the Chinese in the world should unite to defend China's sovereignty over the South China Sea in response to the ruling by a tribunal at The Hague, members of three Chinese groups said at a press conference on Tuesday in San Francisco.
Chinese Ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai said his country will not yield to any pressure or make deals for its core interests.
Chinese Ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai said his country will not yield to any pressure or make deals for its core interests.
The Philippines has repeatedly taken moves that have complicated the maritime disputes in an attempt to "entrench its illegal occupation of some islands and reefs" of the South China Sea, said a whitepaper issued by China.
China said on Tuesday it has successfully flight-tested routes to two new airfields on the Nansha Islands in the South China Sea.
The United States was behind the Philippines, trying to stir up matters in the South China Sea in order to block China and thus improve its regional military and diplomatic presence, experts said.
China is committed to resolving disputes through negotiations, but its national sovereignty will not be influenced under any circumstances, says President Xi Jinping.
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