South China Sea disputes

The statement from Washington followed another near-collision between Philippine and Chinese ships in the South China Sea.

The former top diplomat spearheaded Manila's landmark legal challenge to China's expansive claims over the South China Sea.

The ongoing maritime disputes have become grafted onto the bitter political rivalry between the Malaysian leader and opposition leader Muhyiddin Yassin.

Malaysia maintains a diplomatic silence over an alleged cyberattack on a flagship offshore energy project.

According to navigation data, a Vietnamese Fisheries Surveillance vessel and Chinese Coast Guard ship came within 10 meters of each other.

“You break it, you own it”: China has broken many of its relationships with its neighbors; now Beijing must own the results.

Beijing is paying close attention to the rapid developments in the Philippines-U.S. alliance, and China is not happy with what it sees.

Chinese officials took the opportunity to voice their opposition to a recent expansion of the U.S. military presence in the Philippine archipelago.

The rapid warming of relations with the U.S. has prompted warnings from Beijing, and domestic political pushback.

Widening the aperture of collaboration can help meet evolving needs and respond to a more competitive strategic environment.

For years, successive governments have believed that labeling China a threat would be a self-fulfilling act.