
Taiwanese poll shows negative view of Chinese coast guard patrols
A poll by Taiwan's MAC indicates that 70% of the population views Chinese coast guard patrols as a sign of 'ill will'.
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A poll by Taiwan's MAC indicates that 70% of the population views Chinese coast guard patrols as a sign of 'ill will'.

The Philippines reported that a Chinese coast guard vessel used a water cannon against a Philippine ship near a disputed reef, marking the third such clash this week in the South China Sea.

A Philippine sailor was injured during a confrontation with the Chinese Coast Guard near Ayungin Shoal in the South China Sea. The incident involved Chinese personnel using batons and other objects against the Philippine navy.

Japanese and Chinese coast guard vessels engaged in a standoff near disputed islands, escalating maritime tensions. The incident highlights ongoing territorial disputes in the region.

Chinese coast guard and research vessels conducted unusual exercises east of Taiwan, intercepting foreign cargo ships and mapping the seabed to gain a key advantage in potential submarine warfare.
Taiwan has reported the presence of Chinese coast guard and research vessels operating near key islands in the South China Sea, raising concerns about maritime activity in the disputed region.

A Taiwanese Coast Guard vessel engaged in a two-day 'face-to-face confrontation' with a Chinese Coast Guard ship near the disputed Pratas Islands in the northern South China Sea over a territorial dispute.

The Atin Ito coalition's fourth civilian-led mission to the West Philippine Sea successfully reached Pag-asa Island, making history despite the presence and shadowing of Chinese Coast Guard vessels.
A Chinese coast guard ship has reportedly entered Taiwan’s restricted waters near Dongsha, raising concerns about territorial integrity.

Taiwan has deployed vessels to monitor two China Coast Guard ships observed 'drifting' east of the island. This action comes as Beijing continues to assert its authority over the Western Pacific and claims Taiwan as part of its territory.

The Chinese Coast Guard has used water cannons against Philippine Coast Guard and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources ships.
The Philippines has accused the Chinese coast guard of attacking and injuring a Filipino sailor in a disputed shoal in the South China Sea. This incident further escalates tensions between the two nations.
A Chinese Coast Guard vessel demanded a Japanese Coast Guard survey ship cease its operations in Japan's exclusive economic zone off the Senkaku Islands for the second consecutive day, prompting a diplomatic protest from Japan.

Taiwan stated that its sovereignty cannot be 'violated' following the conclusion of a Chinese coast guard patrol, which came after Japan and the Philippines announced formal talks on maritime borders, a matter Beijing considers its own.

Taiwan has accused China of 'violent entry' into its prohibited waters near the strategically important Pratas Islands, stating that Chinese coast guard vessels have again confronted Taiwanese counterparts and undermined regional peace.
Taiwanese forces are involved in a standoff with the Chinese coast guard around Dongsha Island, marking a new point of tension in the disputed waters.
Chinese Coast Guard vessels were active near the disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands. Reports indicate two ships left Japanese territorial waters, while another account states a Japanese vessel was expelled by the Chinese Coast Guard.
Two Chinese Coast Guard vessels intruded into Japanese territorial waters off the Senkaku Islands early on the 16th. The Japan Coast Guard is issuing warnings and monitoring the situation, urging the ships to immediately depart the area.

The Chinese Coast Guard has repeatedly used water cannons against Philippine ships in the South China Sea for two consecutive days. This aggressive action has escalated tensions between the two nations in the disputed waters.

The Philippines reported that a sailor was injured during a skirmish with the Chinese Coast Guard in the South China Sea, escalating tensions between the two nations ahead of ASEAN meetings.
Chinese coast guard vessels are conducting increasingly permanent patrols east of Taiwan, signaling heightened pressure from Beijing in the region.
The United Kingdom, France, and Germany have issued a joint statement expressing strong concerns about increased Chinese activities off the coast of eastern Taiwan. The three European nations highlighted worries regarding the Chinese coast guard's presence in the area.
Two Chinese Coast Guard vessels navigated within Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) off Yonaguni Island this month, asserting that the area is under Chinese jurisdiction when challenged by the Japan Coast Guard. This marks the first time Chinese vessels have claimed jurisdiction in this specific area.
Chinese coast guard ships have reportedly entered the restricted waters around Taiwan's Kinmen islands twice within a 24-hour period.
Taiwan reported a tense confrontation between one of its coast guard vessels and a Chinese ship near the Taiwan-controlled Pratas Islands. The Chinese vessel reportedly spent two days in the area before leaving.
Four Chinese Coast Guard vessels temporarily entered Japanese territorial waters off the Senkaku Islands for approximately two hours on the morning of the 14th before departing. The Japan Coast Guard continues to issue warnings and monitor the area.