China warns Philippines of ‘red line’ in the South China Sea
Maritime tensions between China and the Philippines were in the spotlight at the Munich Security Conference, with former Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Fu Ying calling the occupation of disputed features in the South China Sea “a red line.”
South China Sea: Chinese military says 3 Philippine aircraft expelled from Spratly Islands
China's military said it had expelled three Philippine aircraft from the disputed Spratly Islands in the Sea on Thursday, marking the latest in a series of dangerous aerial encounters amid heightened bilateral tensions.
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said that more aircraft from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) were ...
When a Philippine C-208 aircraft illegally entered China's airspace over Huangyan Island on Tuesday, the Philippine ...
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Australia: China silent on live-fire warningAustralia said Saturday it has not received a satisfactory explanation from Beijing after Chinese warships off its east coast ...
China's coast guard sailed within a few dozen miles of the Philippines' Palawan Province while continuing to patrol waters ...
The Philippines’ top diplomat has said he is “deeply disturbed” by a close encounter between a Chinese military helicopter and one of the south-east Asian country’s fisheries aircraft over a disputed ...
The mid-air encounter marks another flashpoint between Manila and Beijing in the skies above the South China Sea, where ...
PH will not be deterred by the “unprofessional and reckless flight maneuvers” of a Chinese military helicopter close to a ...
Crew members assigned to the Philippine Coast Guard vessel BRP Sindangan say they knew their mission would involve facing off ...
China warned Australia Friday of potential “live fire” naval drills in international waters off the eastern coast, Prime ...
The encounter followed Tuesday's near collision between an intercepting Chinese military helicopter and a Philippine ...
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