Tensions rise in the South China Sea: China warns the Philippines against provocations
Tensions in the South China Sea have escalated as China issued a warning to the Philippines against perceived provocations in the disputed waters.
Stay updated with the latest news and articles about Phillipines.
Tensions in the South China Sea have escalated as China issued a warning to the Philippines against perceived provocations in the disputed waters.
As the storm continues its path, it now poses an imminent threat to southern China, potentially becoming the most powerful storm to hit the region in a decade.
The Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) vessel was conducting a routine patrol near the Scarborough Shoal when it encountered four Chinese Coast Guard vessels and several Chinese maritime militia ships.
Chinese vessels reportedly used water cannons and conducted dangerous maneuvers to prevent the resupply mission, escalating fears of a maritime conflict in the region.
The AFP described the Chinese actions as "provocative" and "reckless," noting that the close proximity of the Chinese jets posed a significant risk to the safety of both the Philippine military personnel and civilian aircraft in the area.
The joint exercises involved naval maneuvers, maritime patrols, and search and rescue operations, reflecting the growing strategic partnership between Manila and Tokyo.
he collaborative efforts of Chinese and Filipino citizens, particularly in addressing global challenges like climate change, exemplify the strides made in building a community with a shared future.
At 3.9%, the year-on-year increase in the consumer price index (CPI) represented its slowest pace since February 2022 and marked the third consecutive month of decline. However, despite this welcome slowdown, economists and policymakers caution against celebrating prematurely.
In a significant development highlighting the deepening defence ties between nations, the Philippines has announced plans to deploy Indian-made BrahMos cruise missiles.
The strained relations between the Philippines and China have intensified under President Ferdinand Marcos, who has been vocal about the escalating situation in the South China Sea.
Showing 10 of 11 articles