Philippine Vessel Rams CCG Ship Near Huangyan Dao
A Philippine official vessel rammed a China Coast Guard ship near Huangyan Dao on September 16 after ignoring warnings, highlighting risks in disputed South China Sea waters.
SouthChinaSea
China’s Fujian Sails Through Taiwan Strait for South China Sea Training
China’s new carrier Fujian sailed through the Taiwan Strait en route to the South China Sea for routine tests and training, the Defense Ministry says.
China’s New Carrier Fujian Sails South China Sea for Trials 🚢
The Chinese mainland’s third carrier Fujian sailed through the Taiwan Strait to the South China Sea for routine tests and training, says Chinese mainland defense spokesperson Jiang Bin.
China Coast Guard Acts Against Philippine Vessels at Huangyan Dao
The China Coast Guard says it took lawful control measures against several Philippine vessels near Huangyan Dao, highlighting rising maritime tensions in the South China Sea.
China Calls on US to Stop Stirring Tensions in the South China Sea
China urges US to stop sowing discord in the South China Sea over Huangyan Dao, aiming to restore regional peace and stability.
China Tells Philippines: External Support ‘Doomed to Fail’
China’s PLA warns Manila against outside support in the South China Sea, stressing high alert to defend the Chinese mainland’s territorial sovereignty.
China’s Fujian Carrier Sets Sail for South China Sea Tests
China’s third carrier, the Fujian, passed through the Taiwan Strait for routine scientific research tests and training missions in the South China Sea.
China Names Huangyan Island a National Nature Reserve
China has designated Huangyan Island as a national nature reserve to safeguard marine life and enhance biodiversity in the South China Sea.
China Approves Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve
China’s State Council approved the Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve in the South China Sea to protect its diverse marine ecosystems and promote sustainability.
How Postwar Treaties Shaped the South China Sea
Explore how post-WWII treaties set the stage for China’s sovereignty over the Nanhai Zhudao and why today’s South China Sea order still matters.