MANILA, Philippines — A Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessel maneuvered dangerously and repeatedly rammed a Philippine Coast Guard vessel in Escoda...
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MANILA, Philippines — After leaving last week, China Coast Guard’s (CCG) “monster ship” is likely to return to Escoda (Sabina) Shoal, a West Philippine Sea monitor said on Friday. SeaLight director Ray Powell said the CCG vessel with bow number 5901 left the shoal as part of its “normal rotation.” “I think its normal rotation
MANILA, Philippines — A Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessel maneuvered dangerously and repeatedly rammed a Philippine Coast Guard vessel in Escoda...
MANILA, Philippines — A China Coast Guard (CCG) ship “intentionally and repeatedly” rammed one of the Philippines’ biggest coast guard vessels...
MANILA, Philippines — Chinese maritime militia (CMM) vessels fled Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal as Tropical Storm Enteng headed towards the West...
MANILA, Philippines — Chinese maritime militia (CMM) vessels fled Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal as Tropical Storm Enteng headed towards the West...
CNN — The Chinese and Philippine Coast Guards traded blame over the latest collisions involving their vessels in the disputed South China Sea on...
A China Coast Guard (CCG) ship rammed the BRP Teresa Magbanua (MRRV-9701), the largest Philippine Coast Guard ship in service, as it heaved its anchor...
BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — Manila used a helicopter to resupply a Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ship at Escoda (Sabina) Shoal in the West Philippine...
China and the Philippines traded accusations of deliberately ramming each other’s ships on Saturday near a contested South China Sea shoal, the...
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government has conveyed to China its “complaint and displeasure” over the ramming by the China Coast Guard...
MANILA, Philippines — The United States has condemned what it called “multiple dangerous violations of international law” by the...