China Says Philippines Sent Supplies to Disputed Shoal
China's Coast Guard said the supply run had proceeded "with permission" to what it considers an "illegally" beached ship. The Philippine Coast Guard had no immediate response to China's claim, which it has previously made, that it had allowed the mission to proceed.
Philippines enacts maritime laws to strengthen sovereignty amid South China Sea tensions
The Philippines, under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., has enacted two new maritime laws designed to safeguard the nation’s contested territory in the South China Sea, the Philippine Maritime Zones Act and the Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act.
Philippine President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos on Friday named Rear Admiral Jose Ma. Ambrosio Ezpeleta as the new chief of ...
“The Armed Forces of the Philippines continues to uphold its mandate of safeguarding Philippine sovereignty and ensuring the ...
The Philippines' defense chief warned of "an increasing demand by Beijing for us to concede our sovereign rights." ...
Countries surrounding the South China Sea have built more than 90 outposts on around 70 islands, rocks and reefs in the ...
Sansha, set up to assert China’s claims in contested waters, gets new map and postcodes days after Manila enacts laws on ...
China stakes claim to almost the entirety of the South China Sea. It has a series of disputes with several Southeast Asian nations including the Philippines and Vietnam over territory in the ...
While clashes have stopped at the Second Thomas Shoal, sporadic confrontations have continued elsewhere in the South China ...
The Chinese coastguard patrolled around a contested Sea shoal on Thursday, a day after the country's military mounted a joint sea and air patrol in the area. "The China Coast Guard conducted law ...
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