India, Japan & South Korea agreed trilateral military pact against China

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Japan and South Korea on 29th June 2012 agreed to share intelligence in their first joint military pact since World War II.The agreement is seen as a breakthrough in ties between two neighbors with a difficult history. Japan ruled Korea as a colony for several decades until the...

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Philippines & China Send Warship to Disputed Seas

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The tensions is fueled again for China vs. Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, South Korea, Vietnam and ASEAN Nation Breaking News: The Philippines has relaunched an U.S. Coast Guard Hamilton Cutter Class as its biggest and most modern warship to guard potentially oil-rich waters that are at the center of...

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Japan lawmaker eyes Military base on China-claimed islands

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Nobuteru Ishihara (pictured in 2008), sometimes seen as a future prime minister if his Liberal Democratic Party returns to power, on Monday said that Japan should look more broadly at stepping up defense spending in the face of a rising China, during his visit to the United StatesJapan...

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New Philippine military Chief will prioritize on Spratlys protection

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 Philippines' President Benigno Aquino III (L) and newly installed Chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines Lieutenant General Jessie Dellosa salute during the Armed Forces of the Philippines Change of Command ceremony at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City, Metro Manila December 12, 2011. The Philippine Catholic Church...

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Chinese Illegal poaching After the Philippines then Korea

A body of a South Korean coast guard officer is carried by his colleagues at a hospitalSEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A Chinese fishing boat captain stabbed two South Korean coast guard officers Monday, killing one and injuring the other, after his boat was stopped for illegally fishing...

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China’s President Hu urges navy to prepare for combat - Drill oil in Spratlys begin

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Chinese President Hu Jintao urging his Military to prepare for a warChinese President Hu Jintao on Tuesday (December 6, 2011) urged the Chinese navy to prepare for military combat, amid growing regional tensions over maritime disputes and a US campaign to assert itself as a Pacific power.The navy...

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Military Buildup in West Philippines Sea Spratlys - Red to break a war

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December 6, 2011: The Philippines is feared of losing the Spratlys as it is the weakest country claimant in Spratlys in terms of Military capability. Most Part of the Spratlys is just within the Philippines's territory's 200 Nautical Miles Exclusive Economic Zone as the Spratlys archipelago is just...

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6 Chinese fishermen charged for endangered sea turtle catch in Philippines Spratlys

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MANILA, Philippines — A court in the Philippines charged six Chinese fishermen with poaching endangered sea turtles in proceedings Monday aimed at protecting threatened wildlife along the country's coastline.Authorities discovered a batch of giant green turtles after intercepting the fishermen's speedboat in waters off the western province of...

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China's first aircraft carrier starts second trial in West Philippines Sea

BEIJING — China's first aircraft carrier began its second sea trial on Tuesday (November 29, 2011) after undergoing refurbishments and testing, the government said, as tensions over maritime territorial disputes in the region ran high.The 300-metre (990-foot) ship, a refitted former Soviet carrier called the Varyag, underwent five...

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ASEAN - China to start talks South China Sea – Myanmar close tie to china

THE ASSOCIATION of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China will start talks as early as January preparatory to drafting a binding document governing activities in the South China Sea, an official said yesterday."A meeting between ASEAN and China will be held by January to identify the main elements...

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COMMENTARY: Is a Nuclear War with China Possible?

BY LAWRENCE S. WITTNERWhile nuclear weapons exist, there remains a danger that they will be used.  After all, for centuries national conflicts have led to wars, with nations employing their deadliest weapons.  The current deterioration of U.S. relations with China might end up providing us with yet another...

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