China Expels Philippine Vessels for Unauthorized Entry near Tiexian Jiao
Two Philippine vessels were expelled by the China Coast Guard after unlawfully intruding into waters near Tiexian Jiao in China’s Nansha Qundao.
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China Commissions First Type 054B Frigate Luohe, Advancing Naval Capabilities
China has commissioned its first Type 054B frigate, the Luohe, into the PLA Navy, marking a significant advancement in naval capabilities with enhanced stealth, command systems, and firepower.
China Coast Guard Intensifies Patrols Around Huangyan Dao
The China Coast Guard has intensified law enforcement patrols around Huangyan Dao, reinforcing its commitment to safeguarding China’s territorial sovereignty and maritime rights.
China Coast Guard Lawfully Controls Philippine Vessels Near Huangyan Dao
The China Coast Guard lawfully controlled four Philippine vessels attempting to enter Chinese territorial waters near Huangyan Dao, according to spokesperson Liu Dejun.
CENTCOM Reports Defeating Houthi Attacks on U.S. Ships in Gulf of Aden
CENTCOM announced it thwarted Houthi attacks on U.S. ships in the Gulf of Aden, ensuring no injuries or damage occurred during the incidents.
Fujian Coast Guard Strengthens Patrols Near Kinmen to Protect Fishermen
The Fujian coast guard has intensified patrols near Kinmen to protect Chinese fishermen’s rights, including those in the Taiwan region, ensuring safety in the Xiamen-Kinmen waters.
Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun Calls for Expanded Maritime Cooperation with ASEAN
Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun urges China and ASEAN nations to expand common maritime interests and enhance maritime security cooperation at the 11th ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting Plus.
PLA Conducts Sea-Air Patrol Exercises Near Huangyan Island in South China Sea
The PLA’s Southern Theater Command conducted sea-air patrol exercises near Huangyan Island in the South China Sea, enhancing operational coordination and showcasing commitment to regional stability.
Experts: U.S. Militarization in South China Sea to Grow, Stability Expected to Persist
Chinese experts predict that U.S.-led militarization in the South China Sea will intensify despite changes in U.S. leadership, but believe that overall strategic stability in the region will remain steady.
Fujian Coast Guard Conducts Regular Patrols Near Kinmen
The Fujian Coast Guard announced on Wednesday that it has been conducting regular law enforcement patrols in the waters near Kinmen to maintain maritime order and safety.
U.S. Provocations Fuel Instability in the South China Sea
Recent U.S. actions in the South China Sea have heightened tensions, with accusations against China raising concerns over regional stability. Collaborative efforts are needed to maintain peace in this vital corridor.
UK Expands Sanctions on Russian Oil Tankers, Impacting Global Energy Markets
The UK imposes its largest sanctions on Russian oil and LNG vessels, targeting 22 tankers in moves that could have significant implications for global energy markets and Asia’s energy security.
China Coast Guard Repels Japanese Boat Near Diaoyu Islands
China’s Coast Guard drove away a Japanese fishing boat that illegally entered the territorial waters of China’s Diaoyu Islands, emphasizing China’s commitment to safeguarding its maritime sovereignty.
16 Years of Maritime Security: China’s PLA Navy Safeguards International Waters
Since 2008, China’s PLA Navy has dispatched fleets to protect vessels in the Gulf of Aden and off Somalia, escorting over 7,200 ships and highlighting China’s commitment to international maritime security.
Red Sea Conflict Spurs Shift Toward Decentralized Supply Chains
Escalating tensions in the Red Sea are disrupting global trade, prompting a strategic shift toward decentralized supply chains and highlighting Africa’s potential in reshaping global trade dynamics.