TAIPEI, Taiwan – China has enraged several neighbors with a few dashes on a map, printed in its newly revised passports, that show it staking its claim on the entire South China Sea and even Taiwan.

The Philippines, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam have rejected as baseless a map released by China that denotes its claims to sovereignty including in the South China Sea and which Beijing said on ...

Malaysia, Taiwan and Philippines join India in rejecting new Chinese map. Three nations shoot down China’s territorial claims in South China Sea as seen in new map ...

BEIJING — -- China has roiled the diplomatic waters in the region by publishing a new map that lays claim to swaths of the South China Sea that encompass almost all of Southeast Asia. The map ...

Unsurprisingly, Taiwan is among the areas of the South China Sea that the new map counts as Chinese territory. China has continuously claimed ownership of the island nation, set up by those ...

A new China map shows the South China Sea with nine-dash line claims under Chinese territory and a new line next to Taiwan are seen on the map, at a bookstore in Beijing, Friday, Sept. 1, 2023 ...

A map showcasing China’s territorial sovereignty in the South China Sea has been roundly rejected by Malaysia, the Philippines and Taiwan. The three nations categorically shot down the ...

Sansha, China’s southernmost city in Hainan established in 2012, oversees disputed South China Sea territories also claimed by neighbouring countries like Vietnam, Taiwan, the Philippines ...

The land is within the Philippines' exclusive economic zone, not China's. In 2016, an international tribunal ruled overwhelmingly in the Philippines' favour, determining that major elements of ...

After a 2012 standoff with the U.S.-allied Philippines, China seized de facto control of the atoll, located about 140 miles west of Luzon Island and 700 miles from China's nearest province of Hainan.

The Philippines called on China on ... The latest map was of a broader geographical area and had a line with 10 dashes that included democratically governed Taiwan, similar to a 1948 map of China.