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Japan and the Philippines push security and economic ties on Ishiba's visit
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba held talks on Tuesday with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, in a move to advance security and economic ties between two of Washington's closest Asian allies amid rising Indo-Pacific tensions.
BEIJING (AP) — China says six Filipinos landed on a tiny outcropping that both countries claim in the South China Sea, days ...
Systems currently in the Philippines could menace China's navy and threaten its southeast coast in a hypothetical conflict ...
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China and the Philippines have each unfurled their national flags on tiny sandbars in the South China Sea, staking competing ...
BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese foreign ministry official on Tuesday lodged solemn representations with the Philippine ...
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The Philippines on Monday rejected China's claim to a group of three sandbars in the South China Sea, after recent displays ...
Liu Jinsong, the head of the Chinese Foreign Ministry's Department of Asian Affairs, on Thursday summoned Jaime FlorCruz, ...
The standoff over Sandy Cay, which lies close to military outposts built by both Beijing and Manila, was the latest between ...
The competing claims are reigniting tensions in the South China Sea and coincide with joint military drills between the U.S.
PALAWAN, Philippines – U.S., Filipino and Australian troops dug into beach dunes and unleashed a barrage of firepower – ...
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The U.S. military has deployed an anti-ship missile launcher for the first time on Batan Island in the Philippines, as ...
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