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Watch out: 4 PH gov't agencies among prime targets of 'China-sponsored' spies, says US cyber firm – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Watch out: 4 PH gov't agencies among prime targets of 'China-sponsored' spies, says US cyber firm – Manila Bulletin

At least four Philippine government agencies were persistently targeted by hackers conducting cyber espionage operations across Southeast Asia which are believed to be sponsored by the Chinese government, a cybersecurity company based in the United States has revealed. Civilian boats deliver suop

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China's Air Force Has Its Sights on Aerial Tankers - Vimarsana News

China's Air Force Has Its Sights on Aerial Tankers

An air refuelling variant of the Y-20 — referred to by some sources as the Y-20U — has also entered service with the PLAAF, with at least four now likely to be operational.

Are China's Man-Made Islands Crumbling Into Ocean? | The National Interest - Vimarsana News

Are China's Man-Made Islands Crumbling Into Ocean? | The National Interest

Cracks are already appearing to show—not surprisingly, nature is the one that is winning. 

Occupied Spratly reefs have more damaging 'excess nutrients' than unoccupied ones —report - Vimarsana News

Occupied Spratly reefs have more damaging 'excess nutrients' than unoccupied ones —report

There is "significant" evidence that occupied reefs in Spratly Islands are being damaged by "excess nutrients," according to a report by Simularity, a company that specializes in geospatial analysis and provides satellite data imagery.

Geopolitical standoff in South China Sea leads to environmental fallout - Vimarsana News

Geopolitical standoff in South China Sea leads to environmental fallout

A long-running territorial standoff over the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea has seen vessels dumping enough raw sewage to threaten the marine ecosystem there — and the degradation is extensive enough to be seen from space. On July 12, U.S.-based geospatial tech company Simularity released satellite images showing a conflagration of algal blooms […]