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Learning to do a modified Hammurabi | Siegfred Bueno Mison, Esq. - Vimarsana News

Learning to do a modified Hammurabi | Siegfred Bueno Mison, Esq.

On the maritime dispute in the West Philippine Sea, China has escalated its supposed acts of control if not dominance—from building concrete structures in selected islands to water cannon attacks to repelling Filipino fisherfolk in the area to dangerous maneuvers aimed to harass Philippine supply ships, including those owned by…

Surge and swarm: How China's ships control the South China Sea - Vimarsana News

Surge and swarm: How China's ships control the South China Sea

The Wall Street Journal breaks down a recent encounter to show how Beijing uses its overwhelming numbers against rivals.

China, a US ally and the fight over an old rusty ship - Vimarsana News

China, a US ally and the fight over an old rusty ship

A dispute is escalating over an unusual military outpost: a World War-II era ship that is leaky, riddled with holes, covered in rust and sitting atop a reef in the South China Sea.

Marcos bid to challenge China on disputed shoal pressures US • BusinessMirror - Vimarsana News

Marcos bid to challenge China on disputed shoal pressures US • BusinessMirror

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. spent the first 15 months of his term working with the US and its allies to counter China’s incursions in the South China Sea. Now, his government is taking the fight more directly to Beijing in a move that could force the US to make some tough choices. Marcos this

China Continues To Bully Others In The South China Sea - Vimarsana News

China Continues To Bully Others In The South China Sea

A U.N. tribunal in The Hague invalidated Beijing's broad claims to practically all of the South China Sea in 2016, but that hasn't stopped China