⚖️Philippines to Look Into Foreign Diplomats' Behavior Following China's Threat

South China Sea: Why are tensions between China and the Philippines rising?
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  • Atin Ito Convoy Faces Chinese Blockade at Scarborough Shoal

  • China urges Philippines: Stop making irresponsible remarks on South China Sea

  • Department of Foreign Affairs Ensuring Compliance with International Laws

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PCG stops China from exploratory activities on Escoda Shoal – PCG

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  • President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. praised the French government's decision to participate in military drills in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).

  • Large Chinese Force Headed to Scarborough Shoal. A West Philippine Sea monitor reported on Monday that China is ahead of the civilian convoy in Scarborough (Panatag) Shoal with a "huge force."

  • Santa Ana, Philippines: A New American Military Outpost. Under the terms of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, Santa Ana in northern Cagayan province is one of nine primarily rural areas where alternating batches of American forces could camp indefinitely and store their weapons and equipment on local military bases. The United States and the Philippines have been treaty allies for a long time.

  • Philippine DFA Investigates Foreign Diplomats' Activities. China threatened to release a recording of an alleged conversation about a South China Sea deal, prompting the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs to "investigate all reports of illegal and unlawful activities" by foreign diplomats.

  • PBBM to AFP: Let us not fail the Philippines and the Filipino people. The 39 newly promoted officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) were reminded on Monday by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. to be aware of both current and potential threats to the nation.

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Infographic: Chinese Provocations in the South China Sea

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PBBM leads the 2nd Philippine Air Force Command Conference

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