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Chinese ‘overkill’ in dispute with Philippines damaged two Chinese ships. Why it could have been much worse
It’s hard to call the collision of two multi-thousand-ton military ships “fortunate,” but that’s exactly what analysts are saying about the incident in the South China Sea this week that left a China Coast Guard ship with a heavily damaged bow after it hit a People’s Liberation Army Navy guided-missile destroyer.
The Philippine military has blamed China for a collision between two Chinese navy and coast guard ships in disputed waters ...
Foreign Affairs Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro rejected yesterday claims that the Philippines should be held responsible and even pay for the damage caused by a recent collision involving China’s own ...
A US Navy guided-missile destroyer performed a so-called Freedom of Navigation operation (FONOP) near disputed Scarborough ...
The U.S. sent two warships to a disputed shoal in the South China Sea, where two Chinese ships recently collided while ...
The exercises are called Alon, meaning wave in the Philippine language Tagalog, and will showcase Australia’s firepower.
Footage shows a Chinese coast guard vessel chasing a Philippine boat and then ramming a Chinese warship. It was the latest ...
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Philippines says not responsible for China vessel crash near Scarborough Shoal
The Philippines is rejecting blame for the collision between two Chinese vessels near Scarborough Shoal earlier this week, an ...
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US and Philippines discuss more missile system deployments as tensions rise in South China Sea
The United States is discussing the possible deployment of more missile launchers to the Philippines to strengthen deterrence ...
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