Teodoro Declares Pro-China Stance ‘Not Viable’ for 2028 Elections
Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. asserts that any candidate promoting a pro-China agenda in the upcoming 2028 elections would face significant backlash from voters, especially after recent controversies.
Pangilinan Calls for Senate Investigation into 'Ayungin Deal' with China
Senator Francis Pangilinan has initiated a probe into the controversial 'Ayungin Deal' with China, raising concerns over its legality and impact on the Philippines' territorial rights. The investigation follows increased tensions in the West Philippine Sea after recent confrontations involving Filipino naval personnel.
Carpio: China Cannot Block Philippine Construction at Ayungin Shoal
Former Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio asserts that the Philippines has the sovereign right to build at Ayungin Shoal, amid rising tensions with China over territorial claims.
Tarriela: China’s Permission Not Required for Ayungin Medical Evacuation
The Philippine Coast Guard emphasized that no approval from China was necessary for the evacuation of injured Navy personnel from Ayungin Shoal. This statement comes amid escalating tensions in the West Philippine Sea.
Philippine Generals Condemn Chinese Platform at Scarborough Shoal
Philippine military leaders have voiced strong objections to China's floating platform at Scarborough Shoal, calling for its removal and diplomatic protests.
Teodoro Dismisses China Sanctions, Commits to National Duty
Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. has vowed to continue his duties, undeterred by recent sanctions imposed by China against him and his family. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between the Philippines and China over territorial disputes in the West Philippine Sea.
AFP Declares 'Political War' in West Philippine Sea Dispute
The Armed Forces of the Philippines warns of an ongoing 'political war' against China in the West Philippine Sea, urging citizens to remain vigilant and informed as tensions rise.
Taiwan's Parliament Endorses $25 Billion Defense Budget Amid Tensions with China
Taiwan's legislature has approved a $25 billion defense budget to enhance military capabilities against China. This decision follows intense political debates and reflects growing security concerns.