The Pag-asa Island clash between Philippine and Chinese vessels has sharpened an already tense maritime standoff. Both governments accused each other of provoking Sunday’s confrontation
When Chinese ships fired water cannons at Filipino boats near Ayungin Shoal, the aggression was clear. But what most Filipinos didn’t see was that another
September is Maritime and Archipelagic Nation Awareness Month (also known as MANAMo), a time to celebrate the Philippines’ sea heritage while facing hard questions about
The latest Tugon ng Masa nationwide survey by OCTA Research paints a clear picture: most Filipinos remain wary of China. The poll, conducted from July
Warships from the Philippines, Australia, and Canada began a joint sail in South China Sea, underscoring Manila’s determination to build new security ties as tensions
The Chinese vessel collision in the West Philippine Sea unfolded on August 11, when two Chinese ships, one from the China Coast Guard and another
Chinese research vessels operating within the West Philippine Sea continue to draw scrutiny from Philippine maritime authorities. On Saturday, August 2, the Philippine Coast Guard
On July 28, 2025, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. delivered his 4th State of the Nation (SONA) address at the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City.
When China issued a study alert for its students in the Philippines on July 18, it cited a rise in crimes targeting Chinese nationals, urging them
The global trade war is no longer just a story about the U.S. and China. Today, it’s reshaping economies across Asia, and the Philippines is
