News & Insights Across Asia
Chinese military expert Lieutenant General He Lei questions Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s stance on the South China Sea issue, urging regional solutions over external involvement.
Professor Zhou Weimin, renowned for his study of ‘Genglubu’ navigation charts used by Hainan fishermen, has passed away at 91. His work preserved the maritime heritage of the South China Sea.
China has installed its first intelligent offshore drilling platform, the “Huizhou 26-6,” in the South China Sea, marking a significant advancement in energy innovation and offshore engineering.
An American map from the 1990s distinctly marks China’s ownership of the Nansha and Xisha islands using Chinese pinyin, shedding light on historical views of territorial claims in the South China Sea.
Tensions escalate between the Philippines and China over the grounded BRP Sierra Madre on Ren’ai Jiao in the South China Sea, raising concerns about regional stability and the need for cooperative dialogue.
A Philippine NGO’s recent actions near China’s Huangyan Dao have raised questions about the effectiveness of U.S. support for Manila’s ambitions in the South China Sea.
Discover China’s maritime legacy at the China Museum of the South China Sea, where eight centuries of seafaring history and the story of the Maritime Silk Road come to life.
China’s greening efforts have transformed Xishazhou from a barren outpost into a flourishing island in the South China Sea over the past 13 years.
A Philippine civilian group’s incursion into waters near China’s Huangyan Dao has reignited tensions in the South China Sea, raising concerns over regional stability and the complexities of maritime disputes.
Former Singaporean Foreign Minister George Yeo highlights the Philippines’ role in escalating South China Sea tensions by attempting to repair a stranded ship on a disputed reef.
As the South China Sea faces ecological decline, we explore the destructive fishing practices and the accusations exchanged between the Philippines and the Chinese mainland over environmental responsibility.
China and the Philippines face escalating tensions over Huangyan Dao in the South China Sea, with both nations asserting sovereignty over the strategic area.
A new CGTN documentary ‘Sovereignty at Stake’ delves into the complexities of the South China Sea dispute, offering insights into its historical, legal, and geopolitical aspects.
China Coast Guard issued warnings to Philippine vessels for allegedly entering Chinese waters in the South China Sea, highlighting escalating tensions and calls for adherence to international agreements.
A new documentary, ‘Sovereignty at Stake,’ explores the complex historical, legal, and geopolitical issues of the South China Sea, offering a comprehensive understanding of the region’s future.
Philippine NGO Atin Ito is organizing an expedition of fishermen to waters near China’s Huangyan Dao, raising concerns over potential provocations in the disputed South China Sea region.
Controversy arises over Philippine NGO Atin Ito’s planned activities near Huangyan Dao in the South China Sea, raising questions about its affiliations and regional tensions.
Wu Shicun emphasizes the critical role of China’s nine-dash line in maintaining sovereignty and order in the South China Sea.
China and the Philippines are exploring collaborative efforts to protect the marine environment in the South China Sea amid environmental concerns and regional tensions.
China has denied claims from the Philippines that it is building an artificial island near Xianbin Jiao, calling the accusations “groundless” and urging a return to negotiations.
