
South China Sea Dispute: Dialogue or Rising Tensions?
In 2024, tensions in the South China Sea escalate as the Philippines and other nations navigate maritime disputes amid calls for peaceful resolution.
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In 2024, tensions in the South China Sea escalate as the Philippines and other nations navigate maritime disputes amid calls for peaceful resolution.
China Coast Guard urges the Philippines to halt provocative actions as several Philippine vessels gather illegally near Houteng Jiao in Nansha Qundao.
China has officially protested the Philippines’ recent Maritime Zones Act and Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act, claiming they infringe on its sovereignty in the South China Sea.
The Chinese Coast Guard removed a Japanese fishing boat that illegally entered the Diaoyu Islands’ waters, reinforcing territorial claims amid ongoing maritime tensions.
The Chinese mainland urges the Philippines to promptly remove its coast guard vessel from Xianbin Jiao, citing sovereignty violations and threats to regional peace.
The Philippine group Atin Ito’s recent activities at Huangyan Dao have sparked debates over maritime sovereignty and regional stability in the South China Sea.
The Chinese Coast Guard has intervened against Philippine vessels illegally gathering near Huangyan Island, highlighting ongoing maritime disputes in the South China Sea.
China’s Foreign Ministry denies the Philippines’ claims of building an artificial island near Xianbin Jiao, calling the accusations groundless and urging negotiations.
China strongly refutes the Philippine government’s denial of joint agreements over the Ren’ai Jiao issue, emphasizing ongoing dialogue and peace efforts.
China has officially protested Japan’s incursions into the Diaoyu Islands waters, asserting its territorial claims and urging peaceful dialogue to resolve the maritime dispute.