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Settle differences peacefully: Philippines reacts as China objects to Marcos’s Taiwan remarks in Firstpost interview
Philippines urges peaceful settlement of Taiwan dispute after China protests President Marcos’s remarks in a Firstpost interview, citing concerns for over 100,000 Filipinos in the island
CHINA may become more aggressive in asserting its South China Sea claims after the Philippines and India forged a strategic partnership, a move that could help counter Beijing’s expansive claims in ...
Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. doubled down in his country's long-running maritime dispute with China on Thursday, vowing not to "cede one square inch" of territory claimed by Beijing.
Every Friday, we recap highlights of the news from China. This week saw China comment on India’s ties with the Philippines, ...
India and the Philippines have staged joint naval exercises in the disputed South China Sea for the first time, antagonizing ...
A Philippine senior official said China's rocket launch caused alarm and concern in the country over "loud explosions." ...
Beijing ramped up Navy and Coast Guard activities in the South China Sea over the last week to counter Manila’s recent joint ...
A top Philippine security official has condemned China’s latest launching of a rocket into space that caused suspected debris ...
The Philippines on Friday urged China to provide advance notice before any rocket stages or debris fall within Philippine ...
Philippine officials slam China’s ‘irresponsible testing’, while the country’s space agency warns of the dangers from the ...
China's Foreign Ministry issued a protest, citing "third-party" interference in its territorial dispute with the Philippines.
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