Malaysia urged a rapid conclusion to creating a long-stalled code of conduct in the South China Sea, as tensions grow over conflicting territorial ambitions in Asian waters between Beijing and neighboring countries.
The call Monday by Prime Minister Najib Razak follows a tense weekend at a regional security summit in Singapore, where officials from smaller Asian nations and the U.S. traded barbs with China, with one Chinese general saying that the U.S. risked turning Beijing into an enemy.
U.S. Pacific Commander Adm. Samuel Locklear said that China had an important decision to make about its place in the security landscape of Asia.
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Jason Ng, The Wall Street Journal via CHINA US Focus http://ift.tt/1rHr9bd
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