Amid coronavirus pandemic, South-east Asian nations warn of 'alarming' South China Sea incidents

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Amid coronavirus pandemic, South-east Asian nations warn of 'alarming' South China Sea incidents
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HANOI (REUTERS) - Vietnam and the Philippines warned of growing insecurity in Southeast Asia at a regional summit on Friday (June 26) amid concerns that China was stepping up its activity in the disputed South China Sea during the coronavirus pandemic.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

HANOI - Vietnam and the Philippines warned of growing insecurity in Southeast Asia at a regional summit on Friday amid concerns that China was stepping up its activity in the disputed South China Sea during the coronavirus pandemic.

"Even as our region struggles to contain Covid-19, alarming incidents in the South China Sea occurred," Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte told an online meeting of Association of South-east Asian Nations leaders on Friday. China has been pushing its presence in the Exclusive Economic Zones of other countries while claimants are preoccupied tackling the Covid-19 pandemic, prompting the United States to call on China to stop its"bullying behaviour" there.

In his opening remarks at the Asean Summit, Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said international institutions and international law had been seriously challenged during the global crisis.

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