China-Philippines deal to end disputes in the South China Sea

China and the Philippines reached a deal to end confrontations at Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea, aiming to deescalate tensions and manage differences through dialogue. The agreement does not prejudice each other's territorial claims in the South China Sea.

Tensions between Philippines and China in the South China Sea

The United States renews warning to defend ally Philippines after clash with China in the South China Sea. Both countries blame each other for hostilities. China's actions threaten regional peace. Philippines condemns Chinese maneuvers. Rising tensions in the region due to territorial disputes.

Tensions in the South China Sea

Tensions have escalated in the South China Sea after China intercepted a US Destroyer near Huangyan Island. China claims sovereignty over the South China Sea, which is disputed by the US and its allies, as well as other nations with claims in the region.

Tensions in the South China Sea

China's military conducts patrols in response to U.S. and allies' naval exercises in the South China Sea. Tensions rise over territorial disputes and international arbitration ruling.

South China Sea Stand-off

The Philippines had a dramatic stand-off with China in the South China Sea, accusing China's coastguard of aggressive conduct. The incident escalated tensions in the region, with the Philippines vowing to assert its sovereign rights.

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.