Maritime Security
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Philippines Slams China’s Aggressive Actions Near Scarborough Shoal
China, Chinese Coast Guard, International Law, maritime incidents, Maritime Security, Philippines, Scarborough Shoal, South China Sea, Territorial Disputes, US-Philippines relationsPhilippines condemns China’s aggressive maneuvers near Scarborough Shoal, sparking global concern over maritime security, sovereignty, and rising tensions in the South China Sea.
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South China Sea Update: Military Drills, Air Patrols, and Diplomatic Developments
air patrols, China-Philippines dispute, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Maritime Security, Naval Exercises, Scarborough Shoal, South China Sea, Territorial Disputes, U.S.-China tensions, U.S.-Philippines militaryTensions rise in the South China Sea as the Philippines conducts joint military drills with U.S., Japan, and Australia, prompting criticism from China. Meanwhile, U.S. and Philippine fighter jets patrol Scarborough Shoal, and President Marcos plans talks with President Trump on security and immigration.
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Tensions Escalate in the South China Sea as Philippine Authorities Monitor Chinese Vessels
China Coast Guard, Chinese vessels, geopolitical tensions, La Union, Maritime Security, Pangasinan, Philippines Coast Guard, South China Sea, territorial dispute, ZambalesThe Philippines intensifies maritime patrols as Chinese vessels move closer to its territorial waters. The Coast Guard confronts a massive Chinese ship near Zambales, deploys a surveillance plane over Pangasinan, and monitors Chinese activities near La Union. Read more about the latest developments in the South China Sea.
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Statement of the National Task Force-West Philippine Sea
Ayungin Shoal, China, diplomatic protest, International Law, Maritime Security, national defense, Philippines, UNCLOS, West Philippine SeaThe National Task Force-West Philippine Sea condemns China’s harassment of Philippine vessels at Ayungin Shoal, reinforcing the Philippines’ maritime rights under international law.
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China’s expansionism: Threat of force, false history and cartographic invasion
Antonio T. Carpio, China coast guard law, joint patrols, Maritime Security, Philippine Sovereignty, Reed Bank, South China Sea Dispute, West Philippine SeaJustice Carpio calls for joint patrols in the West Philippine Sea to counter China’s aggressive claims and protect Philippine rights in Reed Bank.
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Defending Sovereign Rights in the West Philippine Sea
China, China-Philippines Relations, International Court of Justice, International Law, Justice Antonio T. Carpio, Maritime Dispute, Maritime Security, Philippine Sovereignty, Philippines, Sea Claims, South China Sea, Sovereign Rights, Territorial Integrity, UNCLOS, West Philippine SeaExplore the strategic and economic importance of the South China Sea, the Philippines’ sovereign rights, and the legal challenges to China’s nine-dashed line claim under UNCLOS.
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Alejano Responds to Cayetano’s Challenge: PH Lost Effective Control of Sandy Cay Under Duterte Admin
Alejano, Cayetano, Duterte administration, Maritime Security, Philippine Sovereignty, Philippines-China relations, Sandy Cay, South China Sea, Territorial Disputes, West Philippine SeaMagdalo Party-List Representative Gary Alejano responds to Cayetano’s challenge, asserting that the Philippines lost effective control of Sandy Cay under the Duterte administration, shedding light on the implications for Philippine sovereignty in the South China Sea.
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We, the People, Can Defend the West Philippine Sea
defending territorial rights, Justice Antonio T. Carpio, Maritime Security, national unity, Philippine Sovereignty, Philippines-China relations, South China Sea, territorial defense, West Philippine SeaThis is the commencement speech delivered by Justice Antonio T. Carpio at the University of San Carlos, Cebu City, on April 20, 2018. The address focuses on the importance of defending Philippine sovereignty, particularly in the West Philippine Sea, emphasizing the role of law, national unity, and international support in safeguarding the nation’s territorial rights.
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The Framework Code of Conduct, One Year After the Arbitration
ADR Institute, Arbitration ruling, Framework Code of Conduct, International Law, Justice Antonio T. Carpio, Maritime Security, Philippines-China relations, South China Sea, Territorial Disputes, UNCLOSJustice Antonio T. Carpio reflects on the Framework Code of Conduct one year after the arbitration ruling, addressing its role in managing South China Sea disputes. Delivered at the ADR Institute on 12 July 2017.