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Tag Archives: South China Sea
Justice Carpio’s E-book on South China Sea dispute
The political winds have indeed shifted.
One Belt One Road: Reviving PH-China Silk Road ties
GUANGZHOU,China –To underscore the ties that deeply bind the people of this bustling city and the Filipinos, Deputy Director General Luo Jun of Guangdong Province Foreign Affairs Office cites that the Manila-Guangzhou flight takes only one hour and 45 minutes, same as Manila-Davao, while Guangzhou to Beijing takes three hours.
Recalling JMSU
The Joint Marine Seismic Undertaking, JMSU for short, is back in the news.
VERA FILES FACT SHEET: West Philippine Sea tensions and the Arroyo presidency
What do tensions in the West Philippine Sea have to do with the Arroyo administration?
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: No tension in South China Sea during Arroyo administration?
Was there no tension over the South China Sea during the nine-year Arroyo administration?
Occupy Spratlys
Was Duterte’s Occupy Spratlys order a reaction to the decline of the people’s trust in him as shown in the latest survey of Pulse Asia that he had to show that he is no lackey of China and he can stand up to the neighboring economic giant?
When silence means consent
China has denied that they are building an environmental monitoring station in Scarborough Shoal which they call “Huangyan Dao” as reported by Reuters last week based on a news report in the Chinese language newspaper Hainan Daily.
ASEAN begins talks on Code of Conduct in South China Sea amid continued tensions
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations starts discussions on a Code of Conduct in the South China Sea this month with two contentious issues: the non-militarization of occupied features, and restraint in the activities in the SCS, specifically those involving China.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Which court ruled on the West Philippine Sea dispute?
In a recent briefing with his defense team, President Rodrigo Duterte denounced the reported move of the U.S. to build depots and unload arms in the Philippines. He said "the missiles of China are pointed at American expeditions" here, and it is the kind of war the country cannot participate in.
