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Two civilian boats with navy personnel were able to reach it.

Philippine leader spoke out during a virtual summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping and ASEAN leaders.

China had responded saying the Philippine boats “trespassed” into China’s waters without permission.

The ships pose a significant challenge to “maritime order rooted in international law.”

In protest, Philippine foreign secretary says action was illegal, demands that China “back off.”

The visual appearance of the carrier has gone through a “significant shift” in the last few weeks, CSIS researchers said.

China uses the demarcation to claim about 90 percent of the international waterway.

New satellite images appear to show ships returning to Whitsun Reef.

China's maritime surveillance fleet – distinct from its Coast Guard – is estimated at more than 300 vessels.

Report includes projects in Malaysia and the Philippines that had financial issues.

Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin challenges Beijing’s “unlawful restriction” of Filipino fishermen in the Scarborough Shoal.

The inaction of Southeast Asian nations on regional security issues has put them on the sidelines, experts say.

Haixun 03 will be deployed under the Hainan Maritime Safety Administration.

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana expects to discuss Mutual Defense Treaty when U.S. counterpart Lloyd Austin visits next week.

China says it does not recognize The Hague decision, challenges U.S. actions in the waterway.

By courting Beijing, President Rodrigo Duterte squandered opportunity to coalesce international support behind Hague ruling.

The two U.S. allies have separate territorial disputes with Beijing in the South China and East China seas.

A Filipino who served at the group’s driver also charged after officers rescued suspected victim.

The move could help the Philippines exercise its territorial rights, former solicitor general says.

Fishing group Pamalakaya leader blames commercial boats for depletion of stock in territorial waters.

President Rodrigo Duterte’s mixed messages have left Manila unable to advance its own claims in the disputed waterway, analysts say.

Proposal for Pag-asa Island is targeted at “maritime safety” in region where Chinese ships have swarmed.

But Manila will simultaneously pursue diplomatic solutions to maritime disputes with Beijing, President Duterte says.

Vessels scattered across features of municipality in Spratly Islands, National Security Adviser says.

Authorities release photos, video of Philippine Coast Guard encountering Chinese ships in South China Sea.

President Rodrigo Duterte is the only one who can use foul language, his spokesman says.

Raid in Sarangani province part of a nationwide crackdown, police say.

Department of Foreign Affairs accuses Chinese Coast Guard of blocking ships conducting legitimate patrols.

Beijing has refused to remove ships from Manila’s exclusive economic zone in South China Sea.

Beijing has no business telling Manila what it could do in its waters, defense department says.