Philippines bolsters maritime claims despite China pressure
China is likely to continue its aggressive naval approach toward the Philippines amid their disputes in the South China Sea, experts say. Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed two new maritime laws to protect Manila’s disputed territory: the Philippine Maritime Zones Act and Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act.
Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang said "external countries"—a hint at the United States—were sowing ...
China has published baselines for a contested shoal in the South China Sea it had seized from the Philippines, a move ...
Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro Jr. on Friday shrugged off China’s warning against the Philippines’ plan to procure ...
oversees disputed South China Sea territories also claimed by neighbouring countries like Vietnam, Taiwan, the ...
The Chinese spokesman urged the Philippines to "correct its wrongdoings" by not proceeding with the Typhon as publicly ...
Philippine President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos on Friday named Rear Admiral Jose Ma. Ambrosio Ezpeleta as the new chief of ...
In response, China's ambassador Huang Xilian to the Philippines said late on Wednesday the baseline was a "necessary response" to the Philippines' new maritime law and a "routine measure" to ...
STORY: :: China and the Philippines trade barbs over disputed areas of the South China Sea :: Canberra, Australia :: ...
China earlier said the Philippines was 'going further down the wrong path' as it plans to acquire a Mid-Range Capability ...
China Warns Philippines Over New Maritime Laws, 'Unilateral Actions' BEIJING (Reuters) - China's embassy warned the Philippines to cease any "unilateral actions" after Manila brought in two ...
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