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Crews from Iran and China are still detained as month-long investigation grinds on.

First two vaccine shipments arrive in Thailand while Indonesia inoculates teachers as Philippines waits for delivery.

Chinese ships have sailed close to the Luconia Shoals claimed by Malaysia.

Hackers stole $100 million from Bangladesh and broke into banks’ computer networks across Southeast Asia, U.S. Justice Department says.

Meanwhile, a U.S. warship conducted a freedom of navigation operation in the Spratly islands on Wednesday.

The administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority responds to comments made by the president.

Without giving proof, Philippine leader also alleges Washington is converting Subic Bay into its naval base.

The Philippine president has threatened to annul the 1999 Visiting Forces Agreement.

Delfin Lorenzana and Lloyd Austin discussed the Mutual Defense Treaty and the South China Sea, among other topics.

A dual operation on Tuesday involving carrier groups was the first in more than six months.

Beijing’s decision to allow coast guard to fire at foreign boats in the South China Sea is “very alarming,” new Philippine military chief says.

Manila’s top diplomat says he will also soon discuss Visiting Forces Agreement with U.S. officials.

USS John S. McCain transited through the disputed waterway in the vicinity of the Paracel Islands.

Philippine Coast Guard says Chinese research vessel wasn’t given clearance to enter country’s waters.

Delfin Lorenzana says Manila must also maintain peaceful relations with Beijing.

Woody Island is key outpost in disputed waterway.

Cavite province governor says the Manila Bay project is on hold because of deficiencies in required documents.

Philippine Foreign Secretary changes course on China’s decision allowing its coast guard to shoot at foreign ships.

Authorities plan to continue investigation as ships were to arrive at a naval port in Batam.

Meanwhile, China flew unusually high number of warplanes in airspace south of Taiwan over weekend.

The Maritime Security Agency said the ships had turned off their automatic identification systems.

New law allows China Coast Guard to “take all necessary measures including the use of weapons to stop infringements and eliminate dangers.”

It denounced China’s efforts to limit freedom of navigation and overflight on disputed waterway.

Woody Island, the reclamation site, is the largest natural land feature that China occupies in the disputed waterway.

South China Sea troubles take a backseat as Beijing donates vaccine and pledges to complete infrastructure projects.

CNOOC behaves like a bully “to intimidate China’s neighbors,” U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says.

The Xiang Yang Hong 03 had turned off its tracking system multiple times, Indonesian authorities say.

This depends on the country’s drugs regulator authorizing emergency use of Sinovac Biotech’s vaccine.

Discovery shows that maritime security can be easily compromised, says defense committee MP.

But Manila never intended to break away from traditional ally Washington, analysts say.