- China voices resolute opposition to provocations in South China Sea
- China respects freedom of navigation and flights over the South China Sea but resolutely opposes taking it as a pretext to conduct provocative moves in this area.
- Defense Ministry's Regular Press Conference on Feb. 28
- China has indisputable sovereignty over the islands in the South China Sea and its adjacent waters. Recently, with the joint efforts of China and the ASEAN countries, the situation in the South China Sea is steadily improving.
- Chinese naval fleets escort 3,400 foreign ships over past 10 years
- China's naval fleets have escorted 3,400 foreign ships over the past 10 years, around 51.5 percent of the total escorted, according to a Ministry of National Defense statement.
- Defense Ministry's Regular Press Conference on Dec. 27
- A nation builds itself through hardships and a military steels itself through adversities. The Chinese military will never stop its reform and opening up. And the door will open even wider.
- PLA spokesman urges US to stop provocative actions in South China Sea
- Senior Colonel Li Huamin, spokesman for the Southern Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, urged last night the US to stop its provocative actions in the South China Sea.
- Chinese military warns off US warship and keeps alert to situation
- Naval and air forces of PLA Southern Theater Command conducted whole-process monitoring of a US warship that had trespassed into Chinese territorial waters off the Xisha Islands without permission, and warned it to leave.
- Chinese military monitors, warns US warship
- Chinese military monitored a US warship that entered Chinese territorial waters without permission and warned it to leave on Monday, a spokesman said on Friday.
- Air Force Spokesman: Highlights of Airshow China 2018
- The new fighter jets and various active main battle equipment of the Chinese PLA Air Force will be on display at the air show.
- China hopes DPRK, U.S. to continue talks
- China hopes the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the United States will cherish the hard-won momentum of dialogue and keep talking until a peaceful denuclearized Korean Peninsula is realized, a foreign ministry spokesperson said Monday.
- Beijing urges Washington DC to stop interfering in its internal affairs
- China urges the U.S. to take an objective and fair look at its human rights conditions, and stop interfering in China's internal affairs, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang said.
- China: Only political dialogue can solve Korean Peninsula issue
- China on Wednesday reiterated its stance that political dialogue is the key to resolving the Korean Peninsula issue amid fresh reports from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea that Pyongyang is committed to complete denuclearization.
- Wang Yi says U.S., DPRK should not be 'prisoners of history' after Hanoi summit breakdown
- China urges both the United States and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) to be patient and stay committed to resolving the DPRK nuclear issue through political dialogue.
- Envoy underlines China's strength in addressing Syrian crisis
- "The role that China plays is in promoting peace and dialogue," Xie Xiaoyan, the country's special envoy for Syria, said on Sunday. "We are in contact with all parties. That's one of our strengths."
- Chinese envoy highlights political solution to preserve Syria's unity, stability
- China's Special Envoy for Syria Xie Xiaoyan on Sunday highlighted the need to intensify efforts of the international community to end the Syrian crisis through a political solution that preserves Syria's unity and stability.
- Mainland's Taiwan affairs chief: Reunification of China is inevitable
- "Reunification of the motherland" is an inevitable trend, the Chinese mainland's Taiwan affairs chief said on Tuesday.
- Chinese envoy calls for improvements on peacekeeping operations
- A Chinese envoy Wu Haitao on Monday said that several actions can be taken to improve the UN peacekeeping operations.