MANILA (Reuters) -The Philippines' Bureau of Fisheries said a "Chinese maritime militia" boat deliberately sideswiped one of its two vessels that were patrolling near Thitu island in the contested ...

Over 50 of China's "Little Blue Men" were spotted at the Spratly Islands' Iroquois Reef, the Philippine coast guard said.

The move comes as Chinese and Philippine vessels have clashed in increasingly hostile interactions in the region.

A Chinese maritime militia vessel that ran aground at Pag-asa Reef 1 and deployed a heavy anchor that dragged across the ...

Authorities in Zambales warned fishermen and residents of coastal communities late Monday to take immediate precaution ...

The West Philippine Sea has seen a reduced presence of Chinese maritime militia vessels, authorities said, in a trend also ...

A parachute anchor deployed by a Chinese vessel in waters off Pag-asa Island on June 7 has damaged corals worth over P11 ...

China’s fleets of civilian vessels and fishing boats known as the maritime militia have become more visible as confrontations have grown between Beijing and Manila in the South China Sea.

China has sought to intimidate its rivals by populating the region with navy, coastguard and militia vessels, as well as drones.

Philippine marines ride rubber boats near the Philippine-occupied Thitu island, locally called Pag-asa island, in the disputed South China Sea on June 4. [AP/YONHAP] A Chinese ship ran aground in ...

Local fishermen see good news amid Chinese bullying on West Philippine Sea, as the Zambales provincial government announced ...

The arrests suggest a new front in China’s long campaign to press the Philippines, America’s oldest military ally in ...