- The Philippines is taking actions to counter maritime challenges posed by China in the South China Sea.
- China argues against the SCS arbitral award and allegedly controls the Philippines via military operations.
- Philippines reacts to offensive content from China Daily, demanding takedown and leading embassy statements.
- The Chinese Communist Party seeks to undermine the Philippines' legal standing in the South China Sea using propaganda.
Anti-China sentiment is fueled by geopolitical issues between the Philippines and the Chinese Communist Party.
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Updated Aug 1
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What happened
Anti-China sentiment is fueled by geopolitical issues between the Philippines and the Chinese Communist Party.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Chinese Communist Party
founding and ruling party of the People's Republic of China
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Philippines
archipelagic country in Southeast Asia
- Negotiations regarding the Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sea are underway, with both the Philippines and China committed to concluding talks.
- Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. is expanding its renewable energy presence in the Philippines by constructing solar projects in Batangas, backed by syndicated project financing from several banks.
Related events
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- Increased Chinese maritime forces are causing regional tension in the South China Sea.