Malaysia to send protest note to China over maritime claims
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia will send a protest note to China over the latter's claim on the South China Sea outlined in the "China Standard Map Edition 2023", says Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir.
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PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia will send a protest note to China over the latter's claim on the South China Sea outlined in the "China Standard Map Edition 2023", says Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir.
PUTRAJAYA, Aug 31 — The government will send a protest note to China over the latter’s claims on the South China Sea as outlined in the ‘China Standard Map Edition 2023’,...
Questions about who controlled the island were first raised in 1860, when the border between the nations was drawn along the Amur River.
The governments of the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Taiwan have all rejected China's new national map, accusing Beijing of claiming their territory. China published the map to correct what it claims are "problematic maps" that misrepresent its territorial borders. India also protested against the map, asserting that it only complicates the resolution of the boundary question.
Governments of the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Taiwan on Thursday joined India in rejecting China's new national map, issuing strongly worded statements accusing Beijing of claiming their territory.