China urges Philippines to help manage shoal dispute
China urges Philippines to help manage shoal dispute after resupply trip to Sierra Madre warship
Beijing has called for Manila to work with it and “jointly manage the maritime situation” after China allowed supplies to be sent to a Philippine warship grounded at a disputed South China Sea shoal on Thursday.
China's coastguard circles Scarborough Shoal after Philippines stakes its legislative claim
The Chinese coastguard patrolled around a contested Sea shoal on Thursday, a day after the country's military mounted a joint sea and air patrol in the area. "The China Coast Guard conducted law enforcement patrols in the territorial waters of China's Huangyan Island and the surrounding area,
In May 1999, the Philippines "grounded" a tank landing ship BRP Sierra Madre (LT-57) at Ren'ai Jiao. The Chinese side immediately lodged serious demarches, asking the Philippines to tow away the ...
Vice Adm. Peter Gautier, deputy commandant for Coast Guard operations, told House lawmakers that Russia and China have for ...
The Philippines, with China's permission, dispatched a civilian vessel to deliver life supplies to its unlawfully stranded ...
China's coast guard has conducted new patrols around the contested Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea. The ...
Asean nations in territorial disputes with China are watching if Indonesia use the term again. Read more at straitstimes.com.
On Thursday, the China Coast Guard (CCG) conducted law enforcement patrols on Thursday in the territorial waters and ...
The Philippines' defense chief warned of "an increasing demand by Beijing for us to concede our sovereign rights." ...
The China Coast Guard (CCG) on Thursday conducted law enforcement patrols over the territorial waters of China's Huangyan Dao and surrounding areas. It is a lawful patrol activity to safeguard China's ...
China and the Philippines are in a standoff over a supply mission to the Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea. The ...
The highest reward of NT$200,000 (S$8,200) will go to those reporting piracy, murder, arson or hostage taking. Read more at ...
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