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China Warns Philippines Over President Marcos’ Taiwan Remarks

China Warns Philippines Over President Marcos’ Taiwan Remarks

By Sebastian Strangio
The Chinese Foreign Ministry claimed that the Philippine leader's message of congratulation to Lai Ching-te was "a serious violation of the One China principle."
Philippines to Upgrade South China Sea Outposts, Military Chief Says

Philippines to Upgrade South China Sea Outposts, Military Chief Says

By Sebastian Strangio
Desalination machines and communications upgrades are slated for the nine features that Manila occupies in the contested waterway.

Indonesian President Discusses Maritime Tensions, Economy on Vietnam Trip

Indonesian President Discusses Maritime Tensions, Economy on Vietnam Trip

By Sebastian Strangio
President Joko Widodo's state visit came in the middle of a Southeast Asian tour that also involved stops in the Philippines and Brunei.

Navigating South China Sea Security in 2024

Navigating South China Sea Security in 2024

By Sophie Wushuang Yi
A look back at the strategic dynamics of the maritime disputes in 2023, and what we might expect in the new year.

US, Philippines, China Begin Simultaneous South China Sea Patrols

US, Philippines, China Begin Simultaneous South China Sea Patrols

By Sebastian Strangio
The dueling patrols, which were scheduled to take place on January 3-4, encapsulate the intensifying frictions in the waterway.
ASEAN Foreign Ministers Speak Out About South China Sea Tensions

ASEAN Foreign Ministers Speak Out About South China Sea Tensions

By Sebastian Strangio
The diplomats' statement came after a year of growing Chinese aggression in contested parts of the vital waterway.

Philippines Again Calls Out China Over South China Sea Clashes

Philippines Again Calls Out China Over South China Sea Clashes

By Sebastian Strangio
The comments from Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro came as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned that bilateral relations are "at a crossroads."
ASEAN, Japan Pledge to Boost Maritime Security Cooperation

ASEAN, Japan Pledge to Boost Maritime Security Cooperation

By Sebastian Strangio
The two sides agreed to complement long-standing economic ties by promoting “a rules-based Indo-Pacific region."

Japan, Malaysia Announce Diplomatic Upgrade, Enhanced Security Cooperation

Japan, Malaysia Announce Diplomatic Upgrade, Enhanced Security Cooperation

By Sebastian Strangio
Tokyo announced a grant of $2.8 million to to boost Malaysia's maritime security under its new Overseas Security Assistance initiative.

Philippines Expecting Further Chinese Escalation in South China Sea, Official Says

Philippines Expecting Further Chinese Escalation in South China Sea, Official Says

By Sebastian Strangio
After a tumultuous 2023, the Philippines is set for another year of confrontation in contested waters.

The Perils of Overstretching Minilateral Cooperation Within ASEAN

The Perils of Overstretching Minilateral Cooperation Within ASEAN

By Anthony Toh Han Yang
Calls for ASEAN member states to extend minilateral cooperation into the security realm could entail hefty costs.
Philippine President Vows to Defend Territory After Latest Maritime Clash

Philippine President Vows to Defend Territory After Latest Maritime Clash

By Sebastian Strangio
In two separate incidents over the weekend, Chinese vessels collided with and used water cannons against Philippine ships in contested parts of the South China Sea.

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