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Taiwan Launches Record-Scale Han Kuang Drills Following Increased Chinese Probes

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Taiwan Launches Record-Scale Han Kuang Drills Following Increased Chinese Probes

47% Center coverage: 103 sources

China Sanctions Former Filipino Lawmaker Who Defended Philippines' South China Sea Claims

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China Sanctions Former Filipino Lawmaker Who Defended Philippines' South China Sea Claims

43% Left coverage: 40 sources

China sanctioned a former Filipino lawmaker Tuesday over perceived “anti-China” positions, including his authorship of bills that marked out the Philippines’ territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea.See the Story

China's military conducts patrols in South China Sea, warns Philippines

44% Left coverage: 23 sources

China's military held joint sea and air patrols in the South China Sea on Saturday, a spokesperson for the People's Liberation Army's Southern Theater Command said. Spokesperson Tian Junli said in a statement on Sunday that the Philippines has courted countries outside the region to organise "joint patrols" and "raised security risks" in the region.South China Sea Dispute · China See the Story

Two Chinese aircraft carriers conduct simultaneous drills in Pacific for first time

42% Center coverage: 92 sources

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Taiwanese Coast Guard, Military Drill to Better Face China's 'Grey Zone' Threat

41% Right coverage: 29 sources

Taiwan's coast guard held drills with the military on Sunday to better practice joint operations in the face of what the government in Taipei says is a growing "grey zone" threat from China, which claims the island as its own territory. Democratically governed Taiwan has repeatedly complained about activities such as undersea cable cutting and sand dredging by China around the island, designed to pressure it without direct confrontation.Taiwan Politics · Taiwan See the Story

Chinese ship runs aground off Philippines-occupied island in the disputed South China Sea

43% Center coverage: 47 sources

A Chinese ship ran aground in stormy weather in shallow waters off a Philippines-occupied island in the disputed South China Sea, prompting Filipino forces to go on alert, Philippine military officials said Sunday. When Filipino forces assessed that the Chinese fishing vessel appeared to have run aground in the shallows east of Thitu Island on Saturday because of bad weather, Philippine military and coast guard personnel deployed to provide help but later saw that the ship had been extricated, regional navy spokesperson Ellaine Rose Collado said.South China Sea Dispute · Philippines See the Story

Tensions Escalate as China Rebukes EU's Involvement in South China Sea Dispute

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The Chinese embassy in the Philippines criticized the European Union for interfering in the South China Sea dispute, urging them to respect China's territorial claims. The embassy suggested Manila should seek dialogue with China, rather than hope for external intervention. This follows concerns voiced by the EU during a meeting in the Philippines.Kaja Kallas · China See the Story

China Lifts Veil on DF-5B ICBM's 7,500-Mile Range and Multi-Warhead Capability

75% Right coverage: 8 sources

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Hegseth Warns of Imminent Chinese Threat to Taiwan; Beijing Denounces US Rhetoric

37% Right coverage: 100 sources

Beijing accuses Washington of undermining regional stability with alarmist statements at the Shangri-La Diagoue.China Politics · China See the Story

Philippines defence chief says China needs to overcome 'deficit of trust'

36% Center coverage: 17 sources

China has a "deficit of trust and credibility" it needs to overcome in order to mend its fraught defence ties with the Philippines, though any breakthrough in the near term remains unlikely, Manila's top defence official said on Saturday. Defence secretary Gilberto Teodoro told Reuters that the threat of China's growing military prowess was "undeniable", echoing comments from Pete Hegseth, the counterpart from his U.S. treaty ally.South China Sea Dispute · Philippines See the Story

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