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VIDEO: Chinese Warship, Cutter Collide in South China Sea
A Chinese cutter and guided-missile destroyer collided with each other in the South China Sea on Monday during a botched blockade attempt of Philippine Coast Guard vessels ten nautical miles off Scarborough Shoal in one of the most severe incidents among Chinese forces to date.
Malaysia is making maritime security a key national development pillar after sustained Chinese pressure and illegal fishing by Vietnamese vessels in its exclusive economic zones, analysts say.
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S. Korea, China agree to enhance joint crackdown on illegal fishingSouth Korea and China have agreed to boost their joint efforts to crack down on illegal fishing, Seoul's oceans ministry said ...
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He has also told a news conference Monday that the Philippines' coast guard and navy defending its territorial interests in ...
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13MP targets maritime sovereignty, security challenges, say analystsThey say a particularly striking aspect was how Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, when tabling the 13MP, singled out where the focus of military deterrence efforts would be.
A researcher from Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) has discovered a new fish species, ‘Rogadius azizahae’, in the waters ...
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New Fish Species “Rogadius Azizahae” Discovered In Malaysian WatersWe have a new fish species in the waters of the South China Sea! The ‘’Rogadius azizahae” fish was discovered by Dr Tun Nurul ...
China claims more than 90 percent of the South China Sea, asserting historical rights. These territorial claims overlap with competing ones by the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, ...
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