Yet again, China warn US

Coal in the South China Sea appear to be warming because China and the United States chose in face to face. At the regional Forum of ASEAN in Bali, for example, Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs Yang Jiechi said directly to the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Uncle Sam in honour of the territory of China. "The Government of China is worried and he requested that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of China are met, said a spokesman of the Chinese delegation, Liu Wieming."

In addition, in addition, the Government of China also Wieming invites us to meet a number of other sensitive issues, such as the question of Tibet. "It appears the Government of the United States includes the sensitifnya these issues and agreed to forward the dialogue and mutual understanding," added Wieming News AP and AFP Friday (22/7/2011).

Continue in the bilateral meeting Wieming were two Ministers specifically trafficking in the conflict in the South China Sea.

A few months later, the tension of the scramble for territory already lasted more than a decade, it has increased. The Philippines and Viet Nam have accused China of overly aggressive in his attempt to claim parts of the region of the South China Sea.

Then, China and the 10 ASEAN Member States planned talks in Bali to find middle ground in this dispute and design solutions to reduce the tensions.

Before deploying a bilateral meeting with China, Hillary had rented the progress of China and ASEAN are working to defuse the situation. However, in a move that probably made to displease China, Hillary planned giving a speech on Saturday (7/23/2011).

In his speech to the Minister for Foreign Affairs in Asia, Clinton will be insisting on the fact that they have a strategic stake in the South China Sea.

A member of the US delegation said, Hillary will be detailing his statement in the forum on the importance of the South China Sea to the United States and global trade.

The Chinese Government has long we do not get involved in the resolution of a dispute over the South China Sea between China and its neighbors.

China then claimed territory in the dispute of the sea of southern China with the Philippines, Viet Nam, Malaysia, Brunei, and Taiwan. This area appears to be rich in oil and gas as well as a very strategic because it has become a world of important traffic trade.