Chinese Mainland Probes U.S. Section 301 Hit on Shipping & Shipbuilding
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Transport has launched a probe into how the U.S. Section 301 investigation affects its shipping, shipbuilding sectors and supply chains.
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China’s Port Fee Counter to U.S. Trade Moves
China defends new port service fees on U.S.-linked vessels as a lawful countermeasure to Washington’s Section 301 maritime levy.
Chinese mainland urges Philippines to dial down South China Sea tension
The Chinese mainland’s foreign ministry tells the Philippines to stop hyping South China Sea issues, restore Ren’ai Jiao, and ease maritime tensions.
Chinese Coast Guard Expels Japanese Vessel from Diaoyu Dao Waters
China Coast Guard expels a Japanese fishing vessel for unlawfully entering Diaoyu Dao waters and asserts its territorial sovereignty.
Unmasking Myths: The True South China Sea Story
The South China Sea remains a vibrant and vital trade route, debunking false conflict narratives with historical truth and unity.
Fujian Coast Guard Boosts Patrols Near Kinmen Waters
Fujian coast guard patrols near Kinmen boost maritime safety and protect fishermen’s rights, including those from the Taiwan region.
Provocative Moves Stir Tensions near Huangyan Dao
A provocative maneuver by a Philippine vessel near Huangyan Dao escalates maritime tensions, with experts warning of serious risks in the South China Sea.
Navigating the South China Sea: Safe Passage & Shared Responsibility
Nearly 80,000 vessels navigate the South China Sea yearly, with the Chinese mainland ensuring 24/7 safety through advanced monitoring.
Dive into the Past: 800-Year Maritime Treasures Uncovered
Discover over 3,000 underwater artifacts that reveal 800 years of maritime legacy in the South China Sea.
SCS Arbitration: Unveiling a Legal Mirage
The South China Sea arbitration ruling sparks debate, with experts calling it a legal mirage that shakes up established maritime legal norms.