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MANILA: The Philippine Coast Guard said one of its ships was damaged Tuesday in a collision with a China Coast Guard vessel during a resupply mission to Filipino troops on a remote outpost in the South China Sea.It is the latest incident in waters around Second Thomas Shoal in the Spratly Islands where the countries have contesting maritime claims.
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Chinese coast guard ships blocked Philippine vessels from a disputed South China Sea shoal Tuesday, causing a minor collision, Philippine officials said.
Melbourne: Philippine Foreign Minister Enrique Manalo said on Monday that his country wants to solve maritime disputes with China peacefully — but delivered a simple message to Beijing: «stop harassing us.»
MANILA, Philippines — As much as she is a Swiftie, Barbie Forteza did not watch Taylor Swift's concert either in Melbourne, Japan, or Singapore because she felt that she would be splurging right after recently finishing building her dream house.
SYDNEY: Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos Jr told the Australian parliament on Thursday he would not allow any foreign power to take "one square inch" of the country's territory, and that Manila was firm in defending its sovereignty. Australia and the Philippines began their first joint sea and air patrols in the South China Sea in November, aimed at countering an increasingly assertive China, which claims the entire sea as its own.
MADRID – Rafael Nadal on Wednesday (Thursday Manila time) was forced to shelve his plans to return to action at next week's Qatar Open, admitting he is "not ready to compete".
MELBOURNE – A composed Jannik Sinner is ready for what comes next after winning a maiden Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, saying he likes to "dance in the pressure storm".
MELBOURNE – Australian showman Nick Kyrgios conceded Wednesday his tennis career could be over, but said: "I'm OK with that".