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Reuters
May 28, 2025

China’s most advanced bombers seen on disputed South China Sea island

The deployment marks the first time the long-range H-6 bombers have landed on Woody Island in the Paracels since 2020

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Reuters
Apr 30, 2025

Chinese navy patrols South China Sea, says Philippines creating ‘disturbances’

China, which claims almost the entirety of the South China Sea, has been involved an increasingly tense stand-off with the Philippines in the waters there,

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Reuters
Feb 23, 2025

China accuses Australia of ‘hyping’ Chinese naval drills

Chinese defence ministry that China issued repeated safety notices in advance, and that its actions did not affect aviation flight safety.

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Web Desk
Dec 11, 2024

Chinese naval deployments in line with other large drills: US

The assessment contrasted with statements from Taiwan that described the deployments as the largest in nearly three decades.

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Reuters
Aug 25, 2024

China, Philippines clash in South China Sea despite efforts to rebuild trust

Incident overshadows efforts by both nations to rebuild trust and better manage disputes after months of confrontations

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DW
Aug 20, 2024

How South China Sea tensions threaten global trade

The post-Covid era has been punishing for global trade, with China’s military standoffs in the South China Sea impacting the smooth flow of trade.

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Reuters
Jun 18, 2024

US “condemns escalatory and irresponsible” actions by China in South China sea

Separately, the US Pacific Fleet said in a statement it had concluded a two-day joint maritime exercise with the militaries of Canada, Japan, and the Philippines’ within Manila’s EEZ in the South China Sea.

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Reuters
May 10, 2024

South China Sea: why are China and Philippines tensions heating up?

Central to recent standoffs between the Philippines and China are two hotly contested features located inside Manila’s 200-nautical mile exclusive economic zone, but which Beijing claims as its own.