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China concerns bring new unity to once-turbulent US-Japan-Philippines relationship ahead of major White House summit - Vimarsana News

China concerns bring new unity to once-turbulent US-Japan-Philippines relationship ahead of major White House summit

When the leaders of the US, Japan and Philippines meet on Thursday, a key topic binds their relationship – common concern over China.

Source: cnn.com
Philippine protesters trample on Xi effigy, condemn China's maritime 'aggression' - Vimarsana News

Philippine protesters trample on Xi effigy, condemn China's maritime 'aggression'

Protesters in Manila trampled on an effigy of Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday as they condemned China's aggression against the Philippines in the South China Sea.... -April 09, 2024 at 02:23 am EDT - MarketScreener

China trying to gain space through force, US admiral says - Vimarsana News

China trying to gain space through force, US admiral says

China's actions in the South China Sea were an example of it trying to gain territorial space through force, and were destabilising the region, a senior U.S. admiral said on Tuesday....

Philippine protesters trample on Xi Jinping effigy, condemn China's maritime 'aggression' - Vimarsana News

Philippine protesters trample on Xi Jinping effigy, condemn China's maritime 'aggression'

The protesters march towards the Chinese consulate in Manila, chanting 'China leave!' while others call out China's aggression' against Filipino people in the South China Sea

China Trades Barbs With US Ally Over Territorial Dispute - Vimarsana News

China Trades Barbs With US Ally Over Territorial Dispute

Beijing said Philippine government vessels were "illegally" operating in the Philippines' own exclusive economic zone, 700 miles from Chinese shores.