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  1. Indonesia turns Phl Hague win to gas

    Indonesia turns Phl Hague win to gas

    Indonesia never laughed at us. Didn’t have to. Their action was the slap: ‘You won. But what did you build on top of it?’

  2. COLORS aloft The Philippine Coast Guard contingent aboard BRP Gabriela Silang joins the nationwide flag-raising ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award while participating in RIMPAC 2026 in Hawaii.

    OSG: Arbitral ruling endures

    ‘The South China Sea Award endures not because it was rendered in The Hague, but because the Republic chose, and continues to choose, to live by it.’

  3. THIS handout photo taken on 21 March last year and received from the Philippine Coast Guard and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources shows an aerial view of Filipino scientists inspecting Sandy Cay reef, near the Philippine-held Thitu Island, in Spratly Islands. Inset, taken on 27 April this year shows Philippine Coast Guard and military personnel holding a Philippine flag during an inter-agency maritime operation in Sandy Cay 2. The Philippines on 28 April slammed an ‘irresponsible’ Chinese state media report claiming a disputed reef in the South China Sea was under Beijing’s control, saying the status quo was unchanged.

    Celebrating victory

    Every Filipino should know what we won, why we won, and why it matters. Because sovereignty is not defended only by ships and soldiers; it is also defended by…

  4. 13 Phl allies reject China’s sea claims

    13 Phl allies reject China’s sea claims

    The Chinese Embassy in Manila maintained that the award ‘is nothing but a piece of waste paper that Beijing will neither accept nor recognize.’

  5. ON Saturday, July 20, 2024, Alyansa Bantay Kapayapaan at Kaunlaran (ABKD) staged a Pre-SONA Peace Rally outside the Commission on Human Rights to unveil President Marcos Jr.’s 'WPS Score Card.' The group gave the president a 90 percent rating for his West Philippine Sea stance, while the Chinese Coast Guard received a failing mark of 70 percent for continued harassment of Filipino fishermen. ABKD cited ongoing incursions and blockades by Chinese forces within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone, despite the 2016 arbitral ruling that affirmed Manila's maritime claims.

    Decade after, WPS fight continues

    As the Philippines marks the 10th anniversary of the 2016 Hague arbitral ruling, lawmakers renewed calls to defend the West Philippine Sea, uphold…