China warns Philippines of ‘red line’ in the South China Sea
Maritime tensions between China and the Philippines were in the spotlight at the Munich Security Conference, with former Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Fu Ying calling the occupation of disputed features in the South China Sea “a red line.”
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Gringo: PH needs plan amid overlapping claims with ChinaSenatorial candidate Gringo Honasan said the Philippines needs a plan on how it can defend itself amid overlapping claims ...
Despite a close encounter between aircraft of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) and the People’s ...
China's coast guard sailed within a few dozen miles of the Philippines' Palawan Province while continuing to patrol waters ...
West Philippine Sea and South China Sea are not the same. West Philippine Sea refers to waters inside the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ) which, by international law, are ...
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Stronger solidarity vs China in WPSA Status of Visiting Forces Agreement (Sovfa) with New Zealand, which will be concluded this year, is the latest pact entered ...
Intensified Chinese aggression, competing sovereignty claims and stalled ASEAN negotiations continued to fuel volatility in ...
Beijing accused the Philippines of "illegally" intruding into Scarborough Shoal, a reef over 500 miles from Chinese shores.
China has traditionally expressed its opposition to such shows of force in the West Philippine Sea — the part of the Philippines' 200-nautical mile exclusive economic zone (EEZ) that ...
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