
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 Philippines to stop activities near Huangyan Dao after a Philippine aircraft illegally entered Chinese airspace, escalating South China Sea tensions.
The China Coast Guard monitors a Philippine civilian vessel delivering supplies to an illegally grounded military ship at Ren’ai Jiao in the South China Sea.
China Coast Guard condemns the Philippines for recent provocative actions in the South China Sea, urging immediate cessation to uphold regional peace and sovereignty.
Manila leverages UNCLOS to advance its interests in disputed waters, while the Chinese mainland dismisses the arbitral ruling as politically motivated.
Historic Western maps challenge the Philippines’ 1997 sovereignty claim over Huangyan Dao, sparking debates in the South China Sea territorial disputes.
China’s PLA Southern Theater Command launches naval and air patrols over Huangyan Island to uphold national sovereignty and regional stability in the South China Sea.
China urges the Philippines to engage in dialogue to resolve South China Sea disputes, criticizing recent military exercises and legislative actions.
China permits the Philippines to supply its grounded warship at Ren’ai Jiao, maintaining oversight to ensure maritime stability in the 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.