Philippines will insist South China Sea code is based on international law, foreign minister says

MANILA, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The Philippines, as ASEAN chair, will insist that a long-delayed Code of Conduct with China on the South China Sea explicitly references the U.N. Convention on the Law of ...
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Philippines-China sea row heats up

THE Chinese Embassy in Manila has sternly rejected what it called “groundless accusations” in the Philippine Coast Guard’s ...

New Philippine navy ship to patrol China-claimed waters

The Philippines is strengthening its military to defend its archipelagic territory amid China's presence in the South China ...
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PH, China in talks for ‘roadmap’ to manage SCS tensions – envoy

The Philippines and China have reached a “preliminary consensus” for the creation of a roadmap that would help manage ...

Philippines to insist that South China Sea code be based on international law

The Philippines, as ASEAN chair, will propose a set of strategies, including stepping up negotiations. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

US ally releases video of South China Sea Encounter with Chinese navy

China's military claimed it drove off a Philippine coast guard plane and called on Manila to cease its "provocations." ...
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Protecting Filipino fishermen not an act of escalation, PH tells China

The Philippines on Monday rejected China’s claim that Manila is staging provocations in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), saying ...

China, Philippines launch rescue missions for distressed S’pore-flagged ship near Scarborough Shoal

The Chinese military said 17 crew members were rescued and two of them later died. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.