Historic Maps Challenge Philippines’ Claim on Huangyan Dao
Historic Western maps challenge the Philippines’ 1997 sovereignty claim over Huangyan Dao, sparking debates in the South China Sea territorial disputes.
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China Coast Guard Prevents Philippine Vessels’ Intrusion at Huangyan Dao
Four Philippine vessels attempted to enter Chinese waters near Huangyan Dao, prompting the China Coast Guard to act lawfully and control the situation.
China Coast Guard Urges Philippines to Halt Provocative Fishing in Nansha Waters
China Coast Guard urges Philippines to stop provocative fishing activities near Nansha Qundao.
Philippine Civil Groups Launch Impeachment Drive Against VP Sara Duterte
An alliance of civil society groups in the Philippines is set to file an impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte amid ongoing political tensions with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Philippines Hit by Sixth Storm in a Month, Super Typhoon Claims 12 Lives
The Philippines faces its sixth storm of the month as a super typhoon claims 12 lives, bringing the total death toll to 175.
Super Typhoon Man-yi Claims At Least 8 Lives in Philippines
Super typhoon Man-yi has caused at least eight fatalities in the Philippines, triggering severe flooding and landslides.
China Permits Philippines to Supply Grounded Warship in South China Sea
China has authorized the Philippines to send a civilian ship to supply its grounded warship at Ren’ai Jiao in the South China Sea, highlighting ongoing maritime cooperation.
China Allows Philippines to Supply Grounded Warship in South China Sea
China permits the Philippines to supply its grounded warship at Ren’ai Jiao, maintaining oversight to ensure maritime stability in the South China Sea.
Philippines’ Maritime Claims Challenge Peace in South China Sea
The Philippines’ expanding maritime claims in the South China Sea are raising concerns about regional stability and peaceful order. Learn more about the historical context and implications.
Philippines’ New Maritime Laws Spark Tensions in South China Sea
Philippines’ new maritime laws in South China Sea escalate tensions with China, challenging territorial sovereignty and international navigation rights.