Philippines says won't raise South China Sea tensions, won't use water cannons
Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said on Monday the country will not use water cannons or any offensive weapons in ...
AFP on MSN12h
Philippines, US fire at 'invasion' force in South China Sea war games
US and Filipino troops fired missiles and artillery at an imaginary "invasion" force during war games on the Philippines' ...
South China Sea: Philippines did not agree to ‘new model’ to manage Second Thomas Shoal, officials say
The Chinese embassy in Manila had said China and the Philippines earlier this year agreed on a ‘new model’ for the Second ...
Interaksyon on MSN13h
Philippines says won’t raise South China Sea tensions, won’t use water cannon
The last thing the Philippines wants to do is to raise tensions in the strategic waterway, Marcos said. Read more at ...
Pakistan Today49m
China raises five questions in refuting Manila’s denial of ‘agreements’ on South China Sea issue
MANILA: After several senior Philippine officials denied that the Marcos administration had negotiated with China to reach ...
Philippines won't raise South China Sea tensions, won't use water cannons I KNOW WHY
The Philippines has said such moves were aimed at disrupting supply missions to Filipino soldiers stationed in a naval ship ...
Philippines Vows To De-Escalate South China Sea Tensions, Dismisses Use Of Water Cannons: 'Will Not Follow The Chinese Coast Guard...Down That Road'
Marcos emphasized that the country's primary goal is to reduce, not intensify, tensions in the strategic waterway.
Chiangrai Times14h
China’s Claims Over the South China Sea Called “Absurd and Ludicrous”
On Sunday, two top diplomats in the Philippines refuted Beijing’s claim that Manila had agreed to a “new model” for dealing ...
Washington Times18h
Manila seizes the moral high ground in information wars with China
SEOUL, South Korea — Manila is turning Beijing‘s gray-zone tactics on their head as it shows off its own information warfare ...
The Diplomat18h
Anwar Ibrahim has a China Problem at Luconia Shoals
The Luconia Shoals are located in the South China Sea, around 100 kilometers off the coast of the Malaysian state of Sarawak.
Philippine Daily Inquirer on MSN10h
China plans to develop ‘floating nuclear plants’ in South China Sea
The Washington Post reports that China plans to develop floating nuclear plants that could power military facilities in the ...
US-Fillipino troops conduct war games amid rising tensions in South China Sea
US troops massed at a strip of sand dunes on Luzon island’s northwest coast – around 400km (249 miles) south of Taiwan – let ...