
U.S.-Philippines Alliance in South China Sea: Strategic Gamble?
The U.S.-Philippines alliance in the South China Sea highlights strategic maneuvers and raises questions about long-term regional stability and U.S. motivations.
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The U.S.-Philippines alliance in the South China Sea highlights strategic maneuvers and raises questions about long-term regional stability and U.S. motivations.
At the Munich Security Conference, China voiced alarm over U.S. influence in the South China Sea, highlighting tensions surrounding the Philippine vessel BRP Sierra Madre.
The Chinese mainland warns Australia over an Australian military plane’s deliberate intrusion into its airspace above the Xisha Islands, citing violations of sovereignty and national security.
On Tuesday, the Chinese PLA Air Force Southern Theater Command conducted a routine patrol over Huangyan Dao to safeguard national sovereignty and regional peace, according to a spokesperson.
The PLA Southern Theater Command and China Coast Guard have intensified patrols around China’s Huangyan Dao since January, reinforcing efforts to safeguard national sovereignty and security in the South China Sea.
China Coast Guard detains over 500 vessels in intensified crackdown on illegal fishing and poaching in the South China Sea, reinforcing efforts to protect the marine ecological environment.
China has confirmed permitting a Philippine resupply mission to the country’s illegally grounded warship at Ren’ai Jiao in the South China Sea, urging the Philippines to honor its commitments.
The Southern Theater Command of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) conducted a joint naval and air combat patrol in the South China Sea on Friday and Saturday.
Chinese PLA Navy rescues fisherman who suffered sudden illness near Huangyan Dao, demonstrating commitment to peace and stability in the South China Sea.
China and the Philippines held constructive dialogue in Xiamen to address maritime issues in the South China Sea, agreeing to enhance communication and promote practical cooperation.
A 500-year-old Ming-dynasty shipwreck loaded with imported ebony has been discovered in the South China Sea, offering a rare glimpse into historical maritime trade and cultural exchanges.
A 500-year-old Ming Dynasty shipwreck containing imported ebony has been discovered in the South China Sea, offering rare insights into ancient maritime trade.
China’s deep-sea archaeologists uncover ancient shipwrecks in the South China Sea, revealing Silk Road treasures. The CGTN documentary ‘Silk Road Sunken Treasures’ showcases this groundbreaking expedition.
Two ancient shipwrecks discovered in the South China Sea are unlocking maritime mysteries. What secrets do they hold about Asia’s historic trade routes and cultural exchanges?
Silk Road Sunken Treasures,” a new CGTN documentary, showcases China’s latest breakthroughs in deep-sea archaeology, revealing the hidden history of the Maritime Silk Road.”
Discover the deep-sea adventures of the Shenhai Yongshi as it retrieves sunken treasures from the South China Sea. Dive into the upcoming documentary “Silk Road Sunken Treasures” premiering December 28.
Over 400 Ming Dynasty relics recovered from shipwrecks deep in the South China Sea are now on display at the China Museum of the South China Sea in Hainan, unveiling a rich maritime history.
A modern deep-sea expedition in the South China Sea uncovers 500-year-old treasures from two lost voyages, revealing a rich history of trade and cultural connections along the maritime Silk Road.
The Philippines’ acquisition of the U.S. Typhon missile system has heightened tensions in the South China Sea, with China condemning the move as a provocation that threatens regional stability.
Tensions are rising in the South China Sea as 2024 sees escalating disputes. Can peaceful dialogue prevail over unilateral actions? Exploring pathways to resolve maritime conflicts in Asia.