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China and Philippines display their flags on a disputed South China Sea outcropping
BEIJING — China says six Filipinos landed on a tiny outcropping that both countries claim in the South China Sea , days after photos emerged of Chinese coast guard officers displaying a Chinese flag on the same group of sandbars.
US missile drills The Chinese government over the weekend announced that it had recently seized a reef controlled ...
China has concluded that coral reef degradation in the waters surrounding Sandy Cay – a disputed reef in the South China Sea – was due to a combination of natural phenomena and human ...
PIMS Abaco programme manager Denise Mizell ... Troy Albury, president of Save Guana Cay Reef, warned that continued delays are harming not just marine ecosystems but also tourism and the economy ...
Global Times stated, "They landed on the reef to conduct inspections and cleaned up scattered plastic bottles and wooden sticks around the area." Sandy Cay, which belongs to the Spratly Islands ...
China has concluded that coral reef degradation in the waters surrounding Sandy Cay – a disputed reef in the South China Sea – was due to a combination of natural phenomena and human ...
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