Indonesia Yet to Agree Joint Development Areas With Beijing in South China Sea, Minister Says
Indonesia caused a stir last month when it issued a joint statement with China pledging to develop projects "in the overlapping waters claimed by the two countries", in what was widely interpreted as rare recognition of China's sweeping territorial claim in the South China Sea.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) -- Indonesia said on Monday it does not recognize China's claims over the South China Sea, despite signing a maritime development deal with Beijing, as some analysts warned ...
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's position on the South China Sea remains unchanged and it will respond appropriately to safeguard its territory, an official said on Thursday, after a Chinese ...
Foreign Minister Sugiono emphasized that maritime cooperation with China does not compromise Indonesia's sovereignty over the ...
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