The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said it is continuing to push back a Chinese ship sailing near Philippine shores. Video ...

The Philippine Coast Guard condemned "dangerous" manoeuvres by a Chinese Navy helicopter Tuesday as it flew within three ...

These include one of the world's two biggest coast guard ships, CGG-5901—or the "Monster." Displacing 12,000 tons and running 540 feet from bow to stern, it dwarfs its Philippine counterparts.

THE Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Sunday said it had deployed an aircraft to check the “illegal presence” of two Chinese vessels 63 kilometers from the coast of Pangasinan province facing the South ...

Newsweek reached out to the Chinese Foreign Ministry and Philippine Coast Guard ... a succession of the Chinese Coast Guard ships—including one of the largest Coast Guard cutters in the world ...

The Chinese coast guard is maintaining its presence off the coast of Zambales and in the waters off Occidental Mindoro’s Cabra Island.

Small for the CCG but still bigger than the largest ship of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). The replacement ship was only 60.4 nautical miles from the Zambales coastline. That's too close for an ...

The Philippine coast guard accused the Chinese navy of performing dangerous flight manoeuvres on Tuesday when it flew close to a government aircraft patrolling a disputed shoal in the South China Sea.

MANILA: The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has successfully kept a Chinese vessel illegally operating off Zambales from nearing the province’s coastline, as it spotted the “monster ship” a few ...

MANILA, Philippines — Another Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vessel replaced the BRP Cabra in monitoring the illegal presence of Chinese ships off the Zambales coast and has successfully pushed one of ...

MANILA: Three more Chinese vessels, including the so-called “monster ship,” were detected near Bajo de Masinloc as the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) continues its monitoring efforts off Zambales.

GMA Integrated News has reached out to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) to verify the presence of Chinese ships on Philippine territory, but the agency has yet to respond. It has also reached out to ...