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| Philippines Says South China Sea Standoff Talks Moving Forward BusinessWeek By Joel Guinto on April 13, 2012 The Philippines said negotiations with China to end a four-day standoff in the South China Sea were progressing with both sides submitting proposals and replacing ships in the disputed waters rich in oil and fish. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Beijing-Manila standoff deadlocked even as ships leave Reuters * One Chinese ship withdrawn, two remain * Three of 8 Chinese fishing vessels leave shoal * Philippine navy sends ship to disputed area * Diplomatic efforts to resolve row proceed (Recasts, adds three Chinese fishing boats leaving, officials' comments) ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Philippines, China eye compromise to end standoff BusinessWeek By JIM GOMEZ Philippine and Chinese diplomats scrambled Thursday to ease tensions and save face amid a tense naval standoff in the disputed South China Sea. Philippine officials proposed an arrangement to break the impasse at the Scarborough Shoal off ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 3 of 8 Chinese fishing boats leave disputed shoal as China, Philippines work ... Washington Post MANILA, Philippines — Three of eight Chinese fishing boats at the center of a standoff between China and the Philippines have left a shoal in the disputed South China Sea, officials said Friday. But the standoff continues, with two other Chinese ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China pulls out 1 of 3 ships, no end yet to sea standoff Chicago Tribune MANILA (Reuters) - China withdrew one of three ships engaged in a standoff with Philippines vessels in a disputed area of the South China Sea on Friday, further easing tension as diplomats pursued efforts to at a solution. A Philippine warship was ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Philippines, China agree to resolve standoff gulfnews.com By Barbara Mae Dacanay, Bureau Chief Manila Both the Philippines and China have agreed to resolve a tense standoff near Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, sources told Gulf News. Both countries will call off protests and pull out their ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| China urges the Philippines to jointly address South China Sea ... China urges the Philippines to work together with the Chinese side to appropriately address a confrontation off the coast of Huangyan Island, Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin said Friday. philstar.com - Breaking News | ||
| Philippines, China want to end standoff peacefully - InterAksyon.com By Eric B. Apolonio, InterAksyon.com The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines through Deputy Chief of Political Section and Spokesperson Hua Zhang told newsmen that their embassy is in communication with the Philippine side on the issue of the Panatag shoal (Huangyan ... Interaksyon.com | ||
| Field Visit: Eliminating MNT in the Philippines | UNICEF FieldNotes By Lacey Stone, UNICEF USA In just a few days, I'll be boarding a plane headed for the Philippines. As with any international trip, I'm looking forward to experiencing a new culture, tasting the traditional cuisine, and interacting with locals. Most of all, though, I am thrilled to ... UNICEF FieldNotes |
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