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The Marcos administration is unfazed by China’s protest against the enactment of two laws that reinforce the Philippines’ ...

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Senator Jinggoy Estrada urged the Philippine government to consider bringing China's baseline claim before the Permanent ...

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MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. rebuffed China's territorial claims anew on Thursday, November 14, ...

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