News & Insights Across Asia
The Chinese PLA expelled a U.S. destroyer near the Xisha Islands, accusing it of illegal trespassing. The incident heightens tensions between China and the U.S. in the South China Sea.
China has refuted the Philippine government’s denial of agreements over Ren’ai Jiao, emphasizing their commitment to dialogue and consultation to manage maritime differences between the two nations.
Recent denials by Philippine officials of agreements with China over the South China Sea have raised concerns about regional stability and mutual trust between the two nations.
China urges the Philippines to stop provocative actions in the South China Sea, emphasizing its determination to safeguard sovereignty.
The Chinese Coast Guard expelled Philippine vessels near Huangyan Dao in the South China Sea, asserting China’s sovereignty and urging the Philippines to cease actions infringing upon China’s territory.
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China urges the Philippines to avoid actions that could escalate tensions in the South China Sea amid upcoming joint military exercises with the U.S.
China urges the Philippines to remove a grounded warship from Ren’ai Jiao, emphasizing dialogue to ease South China Sea tensions. The Chinese embassy calls for honoring commitments and restoring the reef’s uninhabited status.
Recent incursions by Philippine vessels into China’s waters near Ren’ai Jiao have heightened tensions, with U.S. involvement adding complexity. The BRP Sierra Madre stands at the center of this maritime dispute.
China reaffirms its sovereignty over the South China Sea and opposes external interference, following a US-led summit with Japan and the Philippines criticizing China’s maritime activities.
An analysis of the Philippines’ strategic role in the South China Sea tensions and its alliance with the United States amidst regional geopolitical dynamics.
Tensions are rising in the South China Sea between the Philippines and the Chinese mainland amid growing U.S. influence. Explore the roots of this complex dispute and its implications for global peace and stability.
Joint military drills by the Philippines, the U.S., Japan, and Australia have heightened tensions in the South China Sea, raising concerns about regional stability and adherence to ASEAN principles.
China and Vietnam have agreed to accelerate maritime cooperation and strengthen strategic ties, focusing on trade, investment, and regional stability, as highlighted in a meeting between their foreign ministers.
Senator Imee Marcos cautions that recent government actions to counter China in the South China Sea could lead the Philippines down a ‘dangerous path’, emphasizing the need for peaceful solutions.
British law professor Anthony Carty’s new book, “The History and Sovereignty of South China Sea,” offers historical evidence supporting China’s claims over the South China Sea, emphasizing legal perspectives over political pressures.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu urged the United States to play a constructive role in South China Sea security during a call with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell.
China’s defense ministry spokesperson Wu Qian criticized the Philippines’ actions in the South China Sea and accused the United States of interference, emphasizing China’s readiness to safeguard its sovereignty.
Tensions rise at Ren’ai Jiao as China and the Philippines dispute territorial claims. This article explores the recent developments and the importance of dialogue to maintain peace in the South China Sea.
China has lodged a formal protest with the Philippines over supply missions to Ren’ai Jiao, urging an end to activities it deems violations of its territorial sovereignty.
