China Warns India On South China Sea

[arya]

OMG ! How you get these informations , In dreams ?

Typical war monger !

you can say that but that cant you see where we are going ,

tell me dont you know while we can see some day we have to face each other no matter we want or not

 

[Bachchu Yadav]

you can say that but that cant you see where we are going ,

tell me dont you know while we can see some day we have to face each other no matter we want or not

Cool man ! There is always tension between neighbors specially on Border claim . It does not mean they will fight out every time.
There is diplomacy , back channels . Chinese are not idiots to attack nuclear powered country just for some barrel of oil.

So Please stop horror dreaming !

 

[arya]

Cool man ! There is always tension between neighbors specially on Border claim . It does not mean they will fight out every time.
There is diplomacy , back channels . Chinese are not idiots to attack nuclear powered country just for some barrel of oil.

So Please stop horror dreaming !

yes Chinese are not fool they occupied our land , i hope you know about resolution passed by our Parliament that we will take back our land ??


you know they are moving step by step and we are sleeping .

diplomacy , back channels work when you deal with equal one but china know we are not in condition to give them a fight ..

well i m not horror dreaming its every one saying but the problem is that we don't want to see truth .

 

[mahesh]

last year at the time of this dispute, india said ONGC planned to resume drilling next year at one of its two remaining blocks in the area, after suspending work there because of a hard seabed, so this news was expected, this is just a start to see, wait for some days.

India, China in Standoff Over South China Sea Oil - WSJ.com

 

[arya]

The South China Sea is the property of the world and must be free for trade to prosper, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna said Friday after China warned India against exploring oil in the area.

"India maintains that South China Sea is the property of the world"¦ those trade ways must be free from any national interference. It has to be used for increasing trade related activities among nations which come within the range of the South China Sea," Krishna told reporters here.

South China Sea is property of the world: Krishna
He said this fact has been accepted by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and by China in their dialogue with ASEAN group of nations.

 

[arya]

now cant you guys see where we are going well no matter we like or not but some day we have to face each other

so better we start our home work from today

 

[nrj]

South China Sea is property of world: Krishna

errr.. thats some hard talk when PRC claims 90% of the SCS

 

[arya]

South China Sea is property of world: Krishna

errr.. thats some hard talk when PRC claims 90% of the SCS

but brother your hard talk only when you have strong body,mind, will power a weak person cant hard talk .

 

[nrj]

but brother your hard talk only when you have strong body,mind, will power a weak person cant hard talk .

Tell that to Chinis who are unable to do anything than watch Indians have little party in SCS while asking Chinese to take a walk!

 

[LETHALFORCE]

South China Sea is property of world: Krishna

errr.. thats some hard talk when PRC claims 90% of the SCS

ASEAN is now staring to form anti Chinese alliance in the future
this alliance will probably take a military form when India ,Japan and USA
fully back the ASEAN against the Chinese.

 

[LETHALFORCE]

Asean to 'intensify efforts' on China sea disputes

Asean to 'intensify efforts' on China sea disputes


PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - Southeast Asian leaders on Wednesday, April 4, pledged to step up efforts to resolve overlapping maritime disputes with China, at the end of a two-day summit which also focused on Myanmar and North Korea.

Leaders of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) "reaffirmed the importance" of a 10-year-old declaration on the conduct of the parties (DOC) pledging to promote peace and understanding in the disputed area.

"We stressed the need to intensify efforts to ensure the effective and full implementation of the DOC based on the guidelines for the implementation of the DOC," the leaders said in a statement at the end of the two-day summit.

The same language was used in a statement issued at the end of an Asean summit in Indonesia last year, reflecting the paralysis within the bloc over conflicts with China, analysts said.

"This is a weak statement but it's understandable in the sense that Asean has been unable to find a common position regarding the South China Sea," Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a former Thai diplomat and expert at the Institute for Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore, told AFP.

China and several Asean countries have rival claims to uninhabited islands in the sea, which is believed to be rich in hydrocarbons and straddles strategic shipping lanes vital to global trade.

Minor incidents

The United States claims a "national interest" in keeping the waterway open and has recently stepped up military cooperation with the Philippines, one of the claimants, as part of its foreign policy "pivot" to Asia.

China has competing territorial claims in the sea with Asean members Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.

US naval commanders have repeatedly said they are concerned about minor incidents, such as recent clashes over fishing rights and energy exploration near the islands, blowing up into major regional conflicts.

Chinese President Hu Jintao visited Cambodia on the eve of the summit in what many analysts took to be a form of pressure on Phnom Penh to use its chairmanship to slow down the South China Sea negotiations.

Philippine Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario said there was a "big disagreement" on Tuesday over whether to invite China to help draft a code of conduct, designed to prevent small incidents in the sea from escalating.

Cambodia, which holds the Asean chair in 2012, is eager to bring China into the drafting process but the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam say the bloc should draft a code among themselves before presenting it to Beijing.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen used his closing press conference to angrily reject reports of a rift over how to proceed in the negotiations. He also denied he had tried to pull the issue off the agenda of the bloc's summit.

"Maybe some people think that during the Asean summit there is a difference of view between Asean and China. That is the wrong thinking," he said, adding that all parties were committed to peacefully resolving the disputes.

"What I hate the most is that they talk about Cambodia (being) under the pressure of China. Cambodia is the chairman of Asean and Cambodia has the right to set the agenda," he said through a translator.

Asean comprises Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam -- a grouping of nearly 600 million people from disparate economic and political systems.

Nokor's plans

The leaders called for "self-restraint" over a planned rocket launch by nuclear-armed North Korea later this month.

Pyongyang sparked alarm in the region when it announced last month it would launch a rocket to place a satellite in orbit.

The United States, Japan and other nations say the launch is a disguised ballistic missile test, and would breach a UN ban on North Korean missile launches.

The talks have also focused on historic by-elections in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, which gave pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi a seat in parliament for the first time.

The leaders repeated a call made Tuesday for Western sanctions to be lifted in light of the elections, which Myanmar President Thein Sein praised as being "held successfully".

"We called for the lifting of all sanctions on Myanmar immediately in order to contribute positively to the democratic process and economic development of that country," the joint statement said.

Asean has often been dismissed as a talking shop but it has assumed new strategic importance in light of the economic and military rise of China in recent years.

In a step welcomed by some Asean members but which has irked China, the United States is deploying up to 2,500 Marines to northern Australia. The first 200-odd of the Marines arrived in Darwin on Wednesday. - Agence France-Presse

 

[Mad Indian]

China is fast gathering friends with its peaceful Rise

If only it was not that greedy

 

[LETHALFORCE]

China is fast gathering friends with its peaceful Rise

If only it was not that greedy

selling junk to the world does not turn a country into a first world country.
China's PPP is still below many third world nations.

http://www.indexmundi.com/china/gdp_per_capita_(ppp).html

GDP - per capita (PPP): $7,600 (2010 est.)
$6,900 (2009 est.)
$6,400 (2008 est.)