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Defense Chief Voltaire Gazmin on Friday said China had maintained its presence in the Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal in the West Philippine Sea a year after the standoff between the Philippine
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President Benigno Aquino has accused China of harassing two Philippine fishing boats in disputed West Philippine Sea (South China Sea) waters, allegedly driving out one that had sheltered from rough
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The Philippines is confident it has a strong case to win the international arbitration case challenging China's claim to most of the South China Sea.
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Amid heightened tensions in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea) disputes, a state-owned Chinese news agency has called the Philippines a "trouble maker in the region," and warned the
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The dispute in the West Philippine Sea, otherwise known as the South China Sea, is threatening to become “Asia’s Palestine” as it devolves the whole of Southeast Asia into violent
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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Monday said that it hoped that China would listen to the "voice of international community" after it sought Beijing's clarification of a reported
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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Monday said that the Bureau of Immigration (BI) and the country's foreign posts have been provided with the circulars about the new visa
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The government should reject Chinese nationals entering the country with their new electronic passports featuring a map of China's territory that includes the West Philippine Sea, Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago said
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President Benigno Aquino III on Tuesday said a war with China “over uninhabitable rock formations” was not imminent even as he reiterated the government position that the West Philippine Sea
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China's defense minister and the US Navy secretary on Tuesday discussed security at sea and plans to bolster the US military presence in the Asia-Pacific region that have been sharply
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When gun-toting Chinese guards spotted Tran Hien's unarmed wooden fishing boat in disputed waters, they seized his vessel, detained his crew and threw him in jail.
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The House of Representatives is keeping out of the conflict between Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile and Senator Antonio Trillanes IV who was reported to have negotiated with China over the
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Senator Antonio Trillanes IV confirmed on Thursday that he was behind the ouster move against Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile.
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A lawmaker at the House of Representatives on Thursday urged President Benigno Aquino III to exercise great care in handling the "delicate" issue on Senator Antonio Trillanes' disclosure that he
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Senator Antonio Trillanes IV dared Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile on Thursday to file a case against him if he committed a criminal act when he
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Senator Antonio Trillanes IV blamed the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Thursday for "not doing [its] homework" which led to the failure of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean)
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Here comes a different version of the Bolinao “ramming” incident—it may not have happened after all.
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For businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan, the country comes first. The chairman of Philex Petroleum Corp. said he would abandon a proposed partnership with state-owned China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC)
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Senator Edgardo Angara on Tuesday cautioned against prematurely blaming China for the maritime accident in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea) that left a Filipino fisherman dead and
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The Philippines alleged on Sunday that a Chinese vessel accidentally rammed a local fishing boat north of a disputed West Philippine (South China ) Sea shoal, killing one and leaving
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Saying Internet security is vital to a nation's economic and political policies, Vice President Jejomar Binay called for a strong Philippine response to cyber threats.
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Cancellations of tourist bookings from China have failed to make a dent on tourist arrivals on Boracay Island for the first half of the year, data from the Department of
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Business leaders in Mindanao and government agriculture officials exchanged barbs on Sunday over who was to blame for the recent quarantine problems encountered by Philippine banana exports to China.
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Former Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri has warned that Philippine tropical fruits being sent to China could also suffer the fate of Cavendish bananas.
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Mindanao fruit exporters said the foreign office got it all wrong when it announced that only 150 container vans filled with bananas, and not 1,500 as the Inquirer had originally
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Officials of the Department of Agriculture will go to China this week to check on stranded banana shipments in response to China’s claim that Philippine bananas have been attacked by
