Beijing warns UK against 'provoking tensions' over South China Sea
- China criticized Britain's Foreign Secretary David Lammy for 'sowing discord' during his visit to a contested coastguard station in the South China Sea, claiming it was 'provoking tensions'.
- David Lammy stated that the Philippines faces challenges to freedom of navigation and international law due to 'dangerous and destabilizing activities by China'.
- The UK has expressed concerns about China's assertiveness, with Lammy emphasizing the importance of safe trade routes through the South China Sea.
- The Philippines is strengthening security partnerships amidst rising tensions, recently signing agreements with the UK and planning similar deals with Canada and New Zealand.
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UK Concerned by Beijing’s Activity in South China Sea, Foreign Secretary Says
The UK is “concerned” by the Chine’s regime’s “dangerous and destabilising activities” in the South China Sea, Foreign Secretary David Lammy said following his recent visit to the Philippines, which he said is at “the sharp end” as a result of Beijing’s behaviour. “A third of global maritime trade passes through the South China Sea. Growth in the UK and around the world depends on these trade routes being safe and secure. That’s why we’re concer…
Chinese embassy in London urges Britain to stop 'heightening antagonism'
The Chinese embassy in London urged Britain on Tuesday to stop "heightening antagonism" in response to foreign minister David Lammy's Monday comments about what he described as "dangerous and destabilising" activity in the South China Sea.
China urges Britain to 'refrain from sowing discord' in South China Sea
China on Tuesday called on the United Kingdom to "stop fueling tensions", in response to statements by British Foreign Secretary David Lammy who on Monday criticized Beijing's "dangerous" activities in the South China Sea.
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