The spectacle is so vast and luminous that it is visible from space, underscoring the magnitude of China's maritime presence.

Some South American nations like Peru have instituted measures to crack down against illegal, unreported, and unregulated ...

China’s overfishing is straining global fish stocks and damaging marine ecosystems. The United States must act with smarter ...

Chinese jiggers packed along mile 201, with an Argentine naval vessel keeping track of the activities The Argentine navy allowed a fleet of 259 Chinese fishing vessels to enter the country's EEZ ...

The picture taken by Don Pettit during his time at the orbital lab shows the vast fleet of fishing boats in the South China ...

Shanghai Ocean University has signed an agreement with Fudan University, which is also located in Shanghai, to launch ...

An astronaut photo from space reveals the vastness of China's fishing fleet. The fleet's size raises concerns about overfishing and illegal practices. Vessels often disable tracking systems ...

The fishing industry claims the Chinese fleet operate mainly along mile 201 of Argentina's Exclusive Economic Zone with no respect for conservation, particularly referred to straddling species.

In the letter, Wang claimed the agreements are not binding on China’s fishing fleet. “China is not obliged to accept the law enforcement of countries other than coastal states for fishing ...