President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Thursday reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to defend the country’s rights amid China’s continuing agression in Philippine waters.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. admitted that the government has no means to drive it away due to a lack of naval assets.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. acknowledged on Thursday, February 6 that the Philippines lacks the naval capability to drive ...

The Philippines has no means of expelling China Coast Guard (CCG) “monster ship” from the country's territorial waters, ...

President Donald Trump is almost certain to pressure Japan to increase its defense spending during a meeting with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba later this week, according to a U.S. government official ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — A flurry of naval drills surrounding the Philippines involving the United States and its partners has ...

After years of construction, the Royal Canadian Navy celebrated the completion of the second phase of the $1.1 billion A/B ...

President Marcos said the Philippines would not leave the West Philippine Sea and would continue to defend its territory ...

Demonstrating anew a united stand in upholding a free and open Indo-Pacific region, naval and air force assets from the ...

The commanding officer of the USS Gettysburg -- the Navy ship whose crew shot down one of its own fighter jets in the Red Sea ...

The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) published a final rule on January 17, 2025, addressing Cybersecurity in the Marine Transportation ...

The following is the Feb. 4, 2024, Government Accountability Office report, Coast Guard: Actions Needed to Improve Oversight ...