China's marine economy has emerged as a key driver in boosting energy reserves, renewable energy, and global trade, according ...

The entire South China Sea, including West Philippine Sea, is believed to be rich in natural resources, especially oil and gas. According to the Philippine Department of Energy, West Philippine Sea ...

HARBIN - Daqing Oilfield, one of China's largest oil production bases, announced Friday that its natural gas production ...

In the South China Sea, before Huizhou 26-6, CNOOC Ltd. put onstream the Liuhua 11-1/4-1 Oilfield Secondary Development Project, the Shenhai-1 Phase II Natural Gas Development Project, the Wushi ...

MANILA, Philippines — One of the biggest lessons that Vietnam has learned about China’s expansionism in the South China Sea is indisputable ... which is exploring oil and gas reserves ...

China has sent one of its aircraft carriers to the contested South China Sea near the shores of Vietnam, according to a satellite image captured on Tuesday. This came as the Chinese military ...

The risk of conflict in the South China Sea is significant ... involves conflict between China and the Philippines over natural gas deposits, especially in the disputed area of Reed Bank, located ...

Australia has been a staunch supporter of the Philippines as it pushes back against Chinese vessels violating its internationally recognised exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea ...

The chart below highlights a decreasing trend in China’s retail sales over the ... The price uncertainties in the oil market are also affecting natural gas (NG) prices, which are consolidating ...

Major turmoil in the South China Sea is unlikely to occur in the near term, and China has the capability to maintain peace and stability in the region. However, certain countries should not harbor ...

China claims much of the South China Sea, a key focal point for global shipping, but these claims are disputed by Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam. Known as the reciprocal ...

They argue that Manila should have taken immediate steps to clearly define boundaries after its tribunal victory, instead of letting Beijing set the terms in the disputed South China Sea.