Malaysian foreign minister sees shift in Beijing's justification of South China Sea claims
Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah says Beijing now speaks less of the nine-dash line and more often of the Four Sha and expressed doubts on Chin
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Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah says Beijing now speaks less of the nine-dash line and more often of the Four Sha and expressed doubts on Chin
Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah says Beijing now speaks less of the 'nine-dash line' and more often of the 'Four Sha' and expressed doubts on China's changing claims in the strategic South-China Sea.
Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah says Beijing now speaks less of the nine-dash line and more often of the Four Sha and expressed doubts on Chin
Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah says Beijing now speaks less of the nine-dash line and more often of the Four Sha and expressed doubts on Chin
“Four Sha,” are four island groups in South China Sea that Beijing claims to hold “historical rights” to.