Common interest in maritime peace, says China

China has said it is committed to upholding regional maritime security and order in the heavily contested South China Sea.

In a policy paper released on Wednesday, covering a number of regional security issues, China said it was in “all parties' common interest and consensus to maintain maritime peace, security and freedom of navigation and overflight” through the waters.

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