South China Sea

The South China Sea is heating up with joint patrols and naval flexes. Could the Indo-Pacific be the next major battleground?

The standoff at Sabina Shoal heats up as Manila and Beijing battle for control in the South China Sea. Sovereignty and power at stake.

As tensions simmer and strategies shift, the question isn’t just about who controls the waters, but who is willing to risk the most to hold their ground in the South China Sea.

The Philippines and China reach a provisional agreement for resupply missions to the Sierra Madre in the South China Sea.

Philippines and China agree to de-escalate South China Sea tensions, aiming to rebuild trust despite ongoing disputes.

Hope flickers in the South China Sea as Philippines and Vietnam eye cooperation, but China’s shadow looms large.

South China Sea tensions spike as China and the Philippines clash over a World War II-era ship, risking a major conflict.

China claims intercepting a US anti-submarine device in disputed South China Sea waters, raising tensions as the US remains silent.

The US and Philippines concluded MASA 2024, boosting Filipino Marines’ skills and solidifying the alliance in the Indo-Pacific.

China’s deployment of its most advanced warship near a disputed South China Sea shoal raises tensions with the Philippines.

The recent collision between a Chinese naval vessel and the Philippine supply ship BRP Sierra Madre in the contentious waters of the South China Sea underscores the precarious nature of maritime interactions in this heavily disputed region.

The Philippines and Japan strengthen defense ties with radar system acquisition, marking a shift in Japan’s defense export policy.