A Chinese ship has run aground in stormy weather in shallow waters off a Philippines-occupied island in the disputed South ...

Malaysia, Vietnam and the Philippines have all attempted to counter Chinese claims to waters within their exclusive economic ...

Amid growing tensions in the South China Sea, Filipino civilians and soldiers on Thitu Island - known locally as Pag-asa - ...

The ship was stuck in shallows for three hours just a mile from the Philippine-held Thitu Island, according to that Manila's ...

Filipino forces and villagers have been struggling to live in Beijing's shadow in the disputed South China while fighting ...

Confrontations have spiked between Chinese and Philippine coast guard and navy ships in the disputed waters in recent years ...

Thitu Island is home to the Philippines' largest military outpost in the South China Sea's Spratly Islands archipelago.

A Chinese fishing vessel ran aground near Thitu Island in the disputed South China Sea due to stormy weather. Filipino troops went on alert and attempted to assist, adhering to international maritime ...

The destination was Thitu, Manila’s largest possession in the Spratly Islands and home to a fishing community. Filipinos know it by the name of Pag-Asa, the Island of Hope. This was the third ...

Chinese coastguard and Philippine fisheries vessels collide in latest encounter over disputed South China Sea reef.

When Filipino forces assessed that the Chinese fishing vessel appeared to have run aground in the shallows east of Thitu Island on Saturday because of bad weather, Philippine military and coast ...