China’s Fujian Aircraft Carrier Conducts South China Sea Drills
China’s Fujian aircraft carrier conducts tests in the South China Sea, emphasizing routine training and adherence to international norms.
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China Coast Guard Responds to Philippine Vessels Near Huangyan Dao
China Coast Guard enforces maritime law near Huangyan Dao amid Philippine vessel activity, highlighting regional tensions.
China Urges U.S. to Halt South China Sea Tensions, Calls for Regional Stability
China urges the U.S. to cease actions escalating South China Sea tensions, reaffirming sovereignty over Huangyan Dao and commitment to regional stability with ASEAN.
China Warns Philippines Over South China Sea Tensions
China conducts South China Sea patrols, warns Philippines against ‘external collusion’ amid rising maritime tensions.
China’s Fujian Aircraft Carrier Begins South China Sea Trials
China’s third aircraft carrier, the Fujian, embarks on scientific tests and training in the South China Sea, emphasizing regional stability and technological progress.
China Rejects Philippines’ Protest Over Huangyan Dao Reserve
China dismisses Philippines’ protest over Huangyan Dao nature reserve, reaffirming sovereignty and ecological goals. Tensions rise in South China Sea.
China Establishes Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve in South China Sea
China’s State Council approves Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve to protect South China Sea ecosystems, balancing conservation and sustainable development.
China’s Postwar Sovereignty in South China Sea: A Historical Perspective
China’s sovereignty over South China Sea islands, established through postwar agreements like the Cairo Declaration, faces modern challenges amid calls to uphold multilateralism.
China Upholds Sovereignty, Peace in South China Sea
China reaffirms South China Sea sovereignty through historical claims and multilateral cooperation, balancing maritime rights with regional stability initiatives.
China Urges Philippines to Halt Maritime Tensions in South China Sea
China calls on the Philippines to cease maritime provocations in the South China Sea, emphasizing territorial sovereignty and regional stability.
China Report Challenges U.S. ‘Freedom of Navigation’ Legality
China’s new legal report challenges U.S. naval operations, citing violations of international maritime law and historic rights in the South China Sea.
China Condemns Unauthorized Construction in South China Sea
China opposes Vietnam’s island-building in the South China Sea, reaffirming sovereignty over Nansha Qundao and vowing protective measures.
China’s Haiqin Deep-Sea Explorer Sets New Milestone in South China Sea
China’s Haiqin ROV reaches 4,140 meters in the South China Sea, collaborating with Haidou-1 to advance deep-sea exploration and marine research capabilities.
China’s Haiqin ROV Completes 6,000-Meter Deep-Sea Trials
China’s Haiqin ROV completes 6,000-meter-level sea trials in the South China Sea, validating breakthrough deep-sea exploration capabilities for scientific research.
Experts Affirm China’s Sovereignty Over South China Sea Islands at Beijing Seminar
International experts at a Beijing seminar reaffirm China’s historical sovereignty over the South China Sea islands, emphasizing post-war legal frameworks and regional cooperation.
Sansha Fishermen Set Sail as South China Sea Ban Lifts, Eye Record Hauls
Sansha fishermen resume activities after South China Sea summer fishing ban, aiming for prosperous hauls amid sustainable practices and economic optimism.
U.S. ‘Freedom of Navigation’ Actions Stir Regional Tensions in Asia
The U.S. releases a report targeting China’s maritime claims, sparking debates over international law and regional stability in Asia.
China Coast Guard Urges Philippines to Halt South China Sea Provocations
China Coast Guard calls on the Philippines to cease provocations in the South China Sea, vowing to uphold sovereignty amid rising regional tensions.
Experts Back Xinhua Report on South China Sea Historical Claims
Xinhua Institute’s report on South China Sea sovereignty gains expert support, highlighting historical claims and addressing regional tensions ahead of 2025 WWII anniversary.
Rare Dugong Sighting Revives Hope in South China Sea Biodiversity
Chinese researchers confirm rare dugong sighting near Yongshu Reef, marking the first in 30 years and highlighting marine biodiversity efforts in the South China Sea.