Philippines to continue to deploy vessels in contested South China Sea shoal
MANILA – The Philippines will continuously deploy vessels in the contested Sabina Shoal in the South China Sea, its coast guard said on Monday after a Philippine ship returned to port after a five-month deployment there.
Defence analysts fear that the BRP Teresa Magbanua’s withdrawal could embolden China, which already has a significant ...
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Marcos govt abandons Sabina (Escoda) Shoal to the ChinesePRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has several times promised he "will not lose an inch of 'territory'' to China in the disputed ...
A five-month standoff between Manila and Beijing over a disputed maritime feature in the South China Sea has entered a new ...
The government will send another vessel to Escoda (Sabina) Shoal to replace a Coast Guard (PCG) ship that returned to port on ...
The Philippines will stick to its position on Sabina Shoal, it said on Thursday, even while exploring ways to ease tension in ...
This article first appeared on Pacific Forum and is republished with permission. Read the original here . On July 21, the ...
THE House of Representatives gave a significant boost to the country’s maritime safety and security by approving on second reading a bill fortifying the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) through ...
Sabina Shoal, known to the Philippines as Escoda and by China as Xianbin Jiao, is the latest flashpoint in the South China Sea between Manila and Beijing. Located 75 nautical miles from the Philippine ...
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