We Chinese: Chinese and Filipino Naval Vessels Clash In South China Sea, Again
The Chinese Coast Guard has accused the Filipino fisheries vessel BRP Datu Gumbay Piang of ramming one of its ships near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, […]
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We Chinese: China To Establish Nature Preserve On Contested Scarborough Shoal
In an effort to further solidify control over the disputed South China Sea feature, Beijing has issued approval to create a national nature preserve surrounding […]
Chinese Navy Says It Conducted ‘Routine Patrol’ of Earth—Mars Orbit
Beijing Cites 17th-Century Observatory Records As Binding Interplanetary Law By KONGJIAN JINGSAISpace Correspondent MARS ORBIT — The Chinese Space Navy announced Thursday it had completed a […]
We Chinese: Experts Warn Chinese Navy and Chinese Coast Guard Might Coordinate Communications After Disastrous Collision In South China Sea
After a severe collision between the 7,500-ton CNS Guilin, a Type 052DL destroyer, and the 1,500-ton CCG 3104, a Type 056 corvette, which crushed the […]
Chinese Navy, Coast Guard, and Philippines Coast Guard Recreate Iconic ‘Star Destroyer Collision Scene’ From “The Empire Strikes Back” In Viral Prank
Culture Ministry Proposes Full Remake of The Phantom Menace to “Show Proper Portrayal of Trade Disputes.” By HAI SHANG SHILISouth China Seas Correspondent SCARBOROUGH SHOAL […]
Trump Administration Considers Charging Taiwan for “Protection”
By WING WONG WANGForeign Affairs Correspondent BEIJING (China Daily Show) — In a surprise proposal that has the Chinese mainland and Taiwan alike scratching their […]
Baidu’s new self-driving taxi: Go-go or no no?
China’s fifth most-trusted search engine Baidu has announced the forthcoming release of its groundbreaking ‘Robo Taxi.’ The Apollo RT6 is a self-driving vehicle that promises […]
Xi Jinping sends important text
By HU MIDiplomacy Correspondent BEIJING (China Daily Show) — China’s leader Xi Jinping has defied critics of his country’s Ukraine policy with the announcement of […]
‘China not to blame’: China
By HU MIDiplomacy Correspondent BEIJING (China Daily Show) – China should not be blamed for something, officials today confirmed, cautioning other countries not to interfere […]
UNCLOS ruling on South China Seas: What happens next?
The UN International Court of Justice in Netherlands’ The Hague delivered its much-anticipated verdict today, addressing Beijing’s controversial ‘Nine-Dash Line’ assertions over the South China […]