China Fires Water Cannons After Collision With Philippine Ship September 16, 2025 By Philip J. Heijmans and Cliff Venzon Philippine and Chinese vessels collided Tuesday near a disputed South China Sea shoal, where Chinese coast guard ships fired water...
Nerves on Edge After South China Sea Ruling; Insurance Rates Still Stable July 12, 2016 By Henning Gloystein and Keith Wallis Global oil and shipping markets reacted nervously on Tuesday after an international arbitration court ruled against Beijing’s claims across large...
International Law Key to Mitigating South China, Other Maritime Risks: Allen June 20, 2016 By Jason Koutsoukis With non-military actors like coast guards increasingly active in the disputed South China Sea, former U.S. Coast Guard Commandant Thad...
Typhoon Rammasun Poised to Strike Hainan Province in China: AIR July 18, 2014 According to catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide, after striking the Philippines with high winds and floods, “a strengthening Typhoon Rammasun...
Typhoon Rammasun Passes South of Manila, Strengthening Expected: AIR July 17, 2014 According to catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide, Typhoon Rammasun weakened as it crossed the Philippine island of Luzon and passed...
Typhoon Rammasun Makes Landfall in Philippines; AIR Analysis July 16, 2014 Catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide reported that Typhoon Rammasun made landfall in the Philippine province of Sorsogon with sustained winds...
Deep-Sea Search for MH370 Was in Wrong Place, Australia Says May 29, 2014 By David Fickling A deep-sea hunt for the missing Malaysian passenger jet has focused on the wrong place for nearly two months, officials...
Report Says South China Sea Disputes Could Lead to Asian War June 28, 2011 By James Grubel Risks are growing that incidents at sea involving China could lead to war in Asia, potentially drawing in the United...