Located 1 kilometer (0.62 miles) below today’s seabed, the wavy sediments were formed during the Equatorial Atlantic Gateway ...

China's annual moratorium covers waters claimed by several countries with ongoing territorial disputes with the East Asian power.

In shallow coastal waters around the world, mud and other fine-grained sediments such as clay and silt form critical blue ...

All week last week, the anti-China hawks of the world must have been stewing as they cast an evil eye on President Xi Jinping’s three-nation South-east Asian tour. There they were, immobilised ...

Satellite imagery has revealed that at least half a dozen active submarines are resting at the First Submarine Base in Qingdao, which has direct access to the East China Sea, the Yellow Sea and ...

“Gwadar, located strategically on the Arabian Sea, holds immense potential to become a cornerstone of Pakistan’s maritime trade network, offering direct access to both the Middle East and ...

MANILA, Philippines — The labeling of “West Philippine Sea” on Google Maps reflected the “growing acceptance ... The waters of the South China Sea within the western section of the Philippines’ EEZ ...

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Recent Google Maps images show ... about 18km east of Qingdao in the Yellow Sea, reported The Sun. The location offers direct access to both the East China Sea and the Sea of Japan—key routes ...

New satellite images on Google Maps have ... Base in China.(Google Earth ) The base, known as the First Submarine Base, is located about 18 km east of Qingdao, along the Yellow Sea.

The US on Wednesday sanctioned a China-based independent "teapot" refinery to pressure Iran to stop selling “explicit oil exports,” according to the Treasury Department. The Department of the ...

Google Maps is a pretty useful service ... satellite imagery of the Qingdao First Submarine Base, in Shandong, China, at least six nuclear submarines can be seen. ⓘ IFLScience is not responsible ...