The discovery of a new radar system on China’s Triton Island military base shows that Beijing is rapidly developing its intelligence capacities in contested waters, write John Pollock and Damien
China has officially disclosed a new baseline outlining its territorial claims in the northern part of the Gulf of Tonkin, an area shared with Vietnam. The announcement, made through a
The Japan International Cooperation Agency is preparing a 10-year maritime security support plan for four ASEAN nations – Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam – to boost security in the
China’s military said on Monday that a Philippine military ship “illegally entered” waters near Scarborough Shoal without authorisation and it urged the Philippines to immediately stop its provocations. The statement
The Chinese military base on Mischief Reef, off the Philippine island of Palawan, loomed in front of our boat, obvious even in the predawn dark. Radar domes, used for military
Chinese Coast Guard vessel CCG 4201 fired a water cannon at Vietnamese fishing boat near the Paracel Islands in the South China Sea Two Vietnamese fishermen were injured when a
China appears to be constructing an airstrip on a disputed South China Sea island that is also claimed by Vietnam and Taiwan, according to satellite photos analyzed by The Associated
The event drew attention not only from the local community but also from tourists, providing an opportunity for activists to explain the historical and legal evidence supporting Vietnam’s rightful claim
Passionate activists gathered in Paris, setting up booths and engaging with residents and tourists, to collect signatures for a petition urging international institutions to recognize the Paracel Islands as an
Check out these photos from an event in NSW, Australia, where individuals came together to sign the petition. The event was a powerful display of community engagement and activism, showcasing
Vietnam took aim at China on Thursday for imposing an annual ban on fishing in a vast area of the South China Sea, calling it a violation of its sovereignty
Around 200 U.S. military advisers have been deployed to Taiwan, reportedly to train local troops against potential attacks from China, five times the number of American personnel based on the island