China, Scarborough Shoal and Philippine
China tells PH to stop 'intruding' on Scarborough Shoal
THE China Coast Guard (CCG) on Wednesday urged the Philippines to stop "intruding"' into Huangyan Island (Scarborough Shoal), insisting that the area is within China's jurisdiction. "We urge the Philippines to stop its infringing actions immediately.
China fires water cannons at Philippine boats entering waters near Scarborough Shoal
China’s coastguard says it took ‘legitimate control measures’ against two Philippine fisheries vessels on resupply mission in disputed South China Sea.
VIDEO: China Coast Guard Blasts Philippine Fisheries Vessel at Scarborough Shoal
A Chinese cutter blasted a Philippine fisheries vessel with its water cannon at Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea on Tuesday morning, officials in Manila said on Tuesday. The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources,
Rising Tensions: Philippines vs. China's Water Cannon Clash in the South China Sea
The Philippines has accused China's coast guard of using water cannon on its vessels delivering supplies to fishermen at Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea. This contested region remains a flashpoint for conflict between the two nations over sovereignty,
China uses water cannons again to deter PH resupply ops in Scarborough
MANILA, Philippines – China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels used its water cannons again to disrupt the resupply mission to  Filipino ships in Scarborough Shoal on Tuesday morning, but China's
China's latest aggression in South China Sea? Philippines claims China's coast guard fired water cannon at its ships
The Philippines claimed that Chinese coast guard (CCG) ships fired cannons at its ships which were carrying supplies for fishermen in Scarborough Shoal
China holds drills at disputed Scarborough Shoal
Scarborough Shoal, known as Bajo de Masinloc in the Philippines, is about 125 nautical miles (232 km) from the main Philippine island of Luzon. China now effectively controls it, even though a landmark international arbitration case in 2016 rejected Beijing’s claims to most of the South China Sea.
Philippines Says China Fired Water Cannons on Civilian Ships
Chinese coast guard ships fired water cannons and tried to block two Philippine fisheries vessels delivering supplies to fishermen in the South China Sea, the latest incident amid elevated tensions between the two countries in the disputed waters.
China fires water cannons at Philippine boats that 'invaded' waters near Scarborough Shoal
The Chinese coastguard said on Tuesday that it took "control measures" against two Philippines vessels that had "invaded the waters" near the disputed Scarborough Shoal. China Coast Guard (CCG) spokesman Liu Dejun said in a statement that two Philippine vessels - 3001 and 3002 - "intentionally intruded into waters near the Scarborough Shoal without the permission of the Chinese government".
South China Sea: In U-turn, Philippine navy acknowledges gunboat presence near disputed Scarborough Shoal
The Philippines' acknowledgement comes after it previously said it had no security presence in the Scarborough Shoal, amid deepening tensions The latest flare-up occurred as the Philippines and Australia said a joint sail in the South China Sea would go ahead as planned The Philippine military has confirmed its navy ship and a Chinese coastguard
China Coast guard tries to blast Filipino boat with water cannon
This is the tense moment a China Coast Guard ship tried to blast a Filipino civilian vessel with a water cannon in the South China Sea. Video shows the vessel attempting to fire a high-pressure stream at two Philippine boats in the disputed Panatag Shoal on October 8.
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Philippines, China trade blame in latest South China Sea spat
The incident is the two countries' latest run-in regarding the Scarborough shoal, a fishing ground within the Philippine ...
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Tensions Escalate: China-Philippines Standoff at Sea
Recent tensions have arisen as China's coast guard labeled two Philippine ships as invaders near Scarborough Shoal, prompting ...
China, Philippines continue to clash in South China Sea, with new flashpoint emerging
Frictions in the Sea have shown no sign of easing, raising concerns that tensions will continue to bedevil one of the world's busiest maritime waterways. This week, just as China celebrated its 75th ...