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China was one of the first countries that signed the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos) in December 1982, and ratified it in 1996. Unfortunately, it does not respect the utility of Unclos as a tool to ensure the peaceful, stable, and lawful use of the…

PUERTO PRINCESA, Palawan: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the Philippines would not allow other countries to claim our territory amid continuing tensions in the West Philippine Sea.

The 2023 China Standard Map has reaffirmed Beijing’s claim and dominance over Arunachal Pradesh, the Aksai Chin region, Taiwan, and the South China Sea, all of which remain disputed and controversial. The timing of this release has invited new ...

China's Ministry of Natural Resources has released its updated "China Standard Map," and its new contours are creating a stir among neighbors in t...

The Philippines rejected China’s 2023 edition of its “standard map,” which includes the nine-dashed line (now a ten-dashed line) in their territory.

Chinas newly released standard map has faced widespread criticism from countries including Indonesia, Vietnam, Taiwan, and the Philippines. These countries argue that the map violates international law and infringes on their territorial sovereignty.

The new map sparked sharp reactions from India, Nepal, Vietnam, Malaysia and Taiwan. The new document was released one week before the G-20 summit in India. President Xi Jinping was to attend but news reports now indicate he will not.

The Philippines, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam have all rejected a map released by China recently that showed Beijing's territorial sovereignty in the South China Sea, joining India in slamming its neighbour for territorial exaggeration.

(UPDATE) PUERTO PRINCESA, Palawan: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday said the Philippines would not take lightly Chinas 10-dash line map as he reaffirmed that the country would continue to defend our territorial sovereignty, our territorial rights in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea).

Multiple news outlets reported on Thursday that Xi Jinping is planning not to attend the G-20 leaders' summit in New Delhi, India.