Beijing claims nearly all such features in the South China Sea, frequently appealing to early 20th-century maps ... "territorial waters" of the shoal. Newsweek reached out to the Philippines ...

China was quick to blame the Philippines over the incident, stating the Manila vessels had not only "seriously violated China's territorial ... its Nine-Dash-Line maps that have been rejected ...

MANILA, Philippines — A nearly three-century-old map that helped the Philippines win its territorial dispute against China was formally received at the Malacañang Palace on Friday, December 6 ...

Mr Gilberto Teodoro accused leaders in Beijing of grabbing territory in disputed waters. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

It was also common for earlier iterations of U.S. maps to ignore former territories like the Panama Canal Zone, which the U.S. held from 1904 to 1976, and the Philippines, which the U.S ...

it's now back on Maps," a Google spokesperson said ... is proof that the international community recognizes the Philippines’ territorial claims in the area.

In a new national map it released last year the Chinese ... The maritime zones act demarcates key parts of the Philippine archipelago’s territory and outlying waters where it has full ...

China has published baselines for a contested shoal in the South China Sea it had seized from the Philippines, a move that’s likely to increase tensions over overlapping territorial claims.

MANILA, Philippines — Google Maps’ labeling of the country’s western waters as the West Philippine Sea (WPS) reinforces the government’s assertions on territorial integrity and sovereignty, House of ...

Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro engaged in a testy back-and-forth with Chinese officials at a Singapore security forum on Sunday, accusing leaders in Beijing of grabbing territory in ...

2024 China was quick to blame the Philippines over the incident, stating the Manila vessels had not only "seriously violated China's territorial sovereignty" but "illegally rammed" into its vessel.