Focus
South China Sea
Why Is the CCP Afraid of Its Own People?
The Chinese regime is banging the drums of war. Outside China, it’s becoming more aggressive.
Blinken Affirms US ‘Ironclad Commitments’ to Philippines After Clash With China in South China Sea
Washington condemned the Chinese regime’s ‘escalatory and irresponsible actions.’
Is the CCP Getting Dangerously Close to the US Red Line?
The United States drew a line in the sand in its disputes with the Chinese Communist Party.
Washington Condemns China’s ‘Escalatory’ Actions in South China Sea, Reaffirms Philippine Alliance
A mutual defense treaty between the U.S. and the Philippines requires both nations to support each other if either country is attacked.
Chinese Jets Circle Dutch Ship, Create ‘Unsafe Situation’ in East China Sea, Says Netherlands
Chinese fighter jets circled a Dutch frigate and approached a Dutch helicopter during a patrol in the East China Sea.
Philippines Accuses China of Seizing Food Supplies for Its South China Sea Outpost
The incident is the latest development in a series of confrontations between the two nations in the region.
China-Linked Cyber Group Carries Out Espionage Against South China Sea Nations
‘Unfading Sea Haze’ has been targeting military and government organizations in South China Sea countries since 2018, according to Romanian cybersecurity firm.
Chinese Diplomats Involved in ‘Wire-Tapping’ Should Be Expelled Immediately: Filipino Officials
China’s actions are in violation of Philippine laws and amount to “serious breaches of diplomatic protocols and conventions,” a Filipino official said.
Germany Sends 2 Warships to Indo-Pacific Amid CCP’s Increasing Aggression in Region
China observers say the recent military operations are the result of Germany’s strategic change, moving away from its previous decades-long China policy.
Australia, US, Japan Continue Building Defence Architecture in Indo-Pacific
The three countries plus the Philippines have committed to ensuring right of passage in the South China Sea despite claims from Beijing.
Philippines Dares China to Seek Arbitration After Water Cannon Attack
Footage released by the Philippine military shows two Chinese coast guard ships hitting the wooden-hulled boat with high-pressure sprays.
Australia and Vietnam To Work More Closely Together on Regional Security
Maritime security, people smuggling, and money laundering are part of the increased cooperation, along with trade and immigration.
Sen. Schmitt Urges Pentagon to Help Philippines Counter China’s ‘Aggressive Behavior’
Senator’s request comes after a standoff between Philippine and Chinese ships in Second Thomas Shoal, which saw Chinese ships firing water cannons.
