U.S. and Philippine Fighter Aircraft Joint Patrol over South China Sea Shoal

The article discusses joint patrol and training between U.S. and Philippine fighter aircraft over the disputed South China Sea shoal, involving intercepting a hostile aircraft. It highlights tensions with China and the importance of defending the Philippines as an ally in the region.

Controversy surrounding Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and Vice President Sara Duterte

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte shockingly declared she had contracted an assassin to kill President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., his wife, and other officials if something happens to her first. This threat has raised concerns about national security and led to heightened security measures for Marcos.

Dispute in the South China Sea

Philippine military chief demands China return seized rifles and equipment in disputed shoal in the South China Sea, likening the assault to piracy. Chinese coast guard personnel rammed and boarded Philippine navy boats, seizing rifles and causing damage.

Chinese Harassment of Philippine Coast Guard

Chinese vessels harassed and blocked Philippine coast guard during a medical evacuation in the South China Sea, leading to accusations of barbaric and inhumane behavior by the Philippines.

Philippine Mayor Accused of Being Chinese Asset Amid South China Sea Dispute

The article reports on a Philippine mayor facing accusations of being a Chinese asset amid a territorial dispute with China. The mayor's involvement in a scam center and questionable background raise concerns about her allegiances.

South China Sea Collision

A collision between Philippine and Chinese Coast Guard vessels in the South China Sea raises fears of escalation in the disputed area claimed by China.

Chinese-Philippine Coast Guard Collision in South China Sea

Chinese and Philippine coast guard vessels collided in the disputed South China Sea, resulting in injuries to Filipino crew members. The incident occurred as Southeast Asian leaders gathered for a summit addressing Beijing's aggression at sea.