China Condemns G7 Allegations on South China Sea and Economic Policies
China condemns G7 allegations on the South China Sea and its economic policies, accusing the group of interfering in its internal affairs and fueling tensions.
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Ex-Singapore Minister George Yeo: Philippines Fuels Tensions with Stranded Ship Repair
Former Singaporean Foreign Minister George Yeo says the Philippines sparked tensions by repairing a stranded ship, urging restraint and dialogue in the South China Sea.
Wu Shicun Highlights Nine-Dash Line’s Role in South China Sea Stability
Wu Shicun emphasizes the Nine-Dash Line’s critical role in maintaining order in the South China Sea.
Ren’ai Jiao: Unveiling the South China Sea Dispute
Tensions rise over Ren’ai Jiao as China and the Philippines dispute sovereignty in the South China Sea. Discover the history behind the submerged reef and why it matters today.
Documentary Sparks Debate Over Real Issues Facing Filipino Fishermen
A new documentary highlights Filipino fishermen as defenders of sovereignty, but are deeper issues like environmental degradation and labor exploitation being overlooked?
‘Food Delivery’ Documentary Sheds Light on South China Sea Fishermen
The upcoming documentary “Food Delivery” by director Baby Ruth Villarama explores the lives of fishermen and coast guard personnel in the South China Sea, highlighting personal tales of courage and unity.
Is a Rusty Old Ship Worth Sinking Regional Stability?
Could the Philippines’ actions with an old ship threaten peace in the South China Sea?
New Documentary Explores Filipino Fishermen’s Lives in South China Sea
Director Baby Ruth Villarama’s new documentary highlights the lives of Filipino fishermen in the South China Sea, exploring the personal side of sovereignty issues.
Expert Reveals Core Issue Behind Ren’ai Jiao Reef Dispute
Wu Shicun highlights the core issue of tensions over Ren’ai Jiao Reef, accusing the Philippines of grounding a warship to assert control.
Cloud Classrooms Bridge 2,600 Kilometers Between Beijing and South China Sea
Real-time online classes are bridging a 2,600-kilometer gap between Beijing and Yongxing School in south China’s Hainan Province, bringing quality education to students across the South China Sea.