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"Chinas position on the South China Sea is consistent and clear. The competent authorities of China routinely publish standard maps of various types every year, which aims to make standard maps available to all sectors of society and raise public awareness of the standardized use of maps," the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said in a press briefing recently.

China has been questioned by various countries with many of them lodging protests against the nation. Japan is the latest country to join the others in rejecting Beijings map

Since the release of its so-called "standard map," China has been questioned by various countries, with many of them lodging protests against the nation.

PM Modi Stressed that all Countries in the Region Share an Interest in Peace, Security, & Prosperity in the Indo-Pacific Region.

The United States has rejected Chinas claims over territories in the South China Sea and called on China to adhere to international law. The US State Department stated that Chinas maritime claims are unlawful and inconsistent with international regulations. Several countries, including India, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Nepal, have also rejected Chinas new map.

The latest controversy emanated out of a villainous move carried out by China, fiddling with the boundaries of Indian Territory on its latest version of Standard Map needs to be dealt with strong reaction while exploring all the possible angles as the expansionist ambitions of the Dragon will go a step further if not stopped

Japan has joined India, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam and Taiwan to lodge protests against China over its new "standard map" for including the disputed Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea as part of its territory.

Introduction China on August 28, 2023 released her new Standard Map claiming Indian State of Arunachal Pradesh to be its territory, South Tibet. China also showed Aksai Chin region occupied by it in the 1962...

KUCHING (Sept 3): Malaysia needs to 'stand up and be tough with' China on issues pertaining to national security, sovereignty and human rights, asserted Assoc Prof Dr Muzaffar Syah Mallow. The academician from Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia's Faculty of Syariah and Law said Malaysia cannot allow

Congress MLA and former Union Minister Ninong Ering has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address the matter of Chinas assertiveness in the upcoming G20 Summit