No one suffers China's maritime aggression as badly as the Filipino fishermen. According to some reports, due the the constant harassment by the Chinese forces, close to a million Filipinos have left fishing in last few years. 1/3 @ChongJaIan @MalayaIrredenta @jaytaryela

No one suffers China's maritime aggression as badly as the Filipino fishermen. According to some reports, due the the constant harassment by the Chinese forces, close to a million Filipinos have left fishing in last few years. 1/3 @ChongJaIan @MalayaIrredenta @jaytaryela

🚨 CHINA’S SPY SHIP THREATENS PH SOVEREIGNTY! The Chinese "research" vessel Lan Hai 101 was detected just 17 nautical miles from Lubang, Occidental Mindoro—a blatant intrusion dangerously close to Philippine territorial waters (12 NM limit). First tracked near Palawan, it suspiciously moved toward Luzon’s strategic Verde Island Passage. This is not research—it’s espionage! China has a history of using vessels like this for intelligence gathering, military surveillance, and mapping PH undersea resources. At 17 NM, it is already inside PH’s Contiguous Zone and a direct security threat! 🇵🇭 Enough is enough! #China must immediately withdraw its spy ships from PH waters. The Philippine Navy and Coast Guard must take decisive action! The world sees through China’s illegal presence—PH sovereignty WILL be defended! #WestPhilippineSea #ChinaSpyShip #StopChinaAggression #UNCLOS #ProtectPH #Philippines #DefendSovereignty #SouthChinaSea #MaritimeRights #RuleOfLaw #ProtectEEZ #UNCLOS #China #Philippines #中菲关系 #中共 #菲律宾 #南海問題 #盧比奧 #马可 #菲律賓 #世界苦茶 #南海 #菲律賓

The 6th Multilateral Maritime Cooperative Activity between navies of Philippines Australia Japan & US in South China Sea in PH' EEZ was a crucial development in the backdrop of China's rising territorial aggression in South China Sea. 1/4 @ChongJaIan @MalayaIrredenta @jaytaryela

New Zealand Government concerned regarding Cook Islands-China agreements ⚡️The Cook Islands failed to consult on agreements Prime Minister Mark Brown will sign in China. ⚡️Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters emphasised the need for consultation regarding the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with China. ⚡️The New Zealand Government expressed significant concern over the lack of consultation. The New Zealand Government says the Cook Islands has failed to properly consult it on proposed agreements Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown will be signing in China this week. Brown has now left for China without further consultation, RNZ understands. In a statement this afternoon, Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters’ office said it could confirm Brown and Peters spoke over the phone on Friday. During that conversation, Peters impressed upon Brown what further information New Zealand required to assuage concerns about the lack of consultation regarding the proposed Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Cook Islands and China. “The Deputy Prime Minister, in the phone call and in writing within hours of the call, repeated to the Prime Minister a months-old request that the government of the Cooks Islands share with New Zealand the contents of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP) and other agreements that Prime Minister Brown intends to sign in China, in line with the requirement for consultation in the 2001 Joint Centenary Declaration between New Zealand and the Cook Islands,” Peters’ office said in a statement. The statement said it was understood that as of Sunday afternoon, Brown had departed the Cook Islands for China via Auckland without any further consultation and the time for consultation “has now passed”. “We therefore view the Cook Islands as having failed to properly consult New Zealand with respect to any agreements it plans to sign this coming week in China. “This lack of consultation is a matter of significant concern to the New Zealand Government. We look forward to continuing discussions with the Government of the Cook Islands on this important matter in the coming days and weeks. The statement also said New Zealand deeply values its relationship with the Government and people of the Cook Islands. “Cook Islanders are treasured members of the New Zealand family. The Deputy Prime Minister will continue to defend and protect the interests of Cook Islanders, in the context of New Zealand protecting the security and prosperity of all New Zealand citizens and of the Realm of New Zealand.”