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  1. Philippines protests Chinese Ambassador over South China Sea sovereignty claims

China's ambassador to Manila, Jing Quan, made remarks interpreted as a thinly veiled threat during the South China Sea territorial dispute.

26 reports, 8 independent Updated Oct 25
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China's ambassador to Manila, Jing Quan, made remarks interpreted as a thinly veiled threat during the South China Sea territorial dispute.

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  1. Philippine representatives filed resolutions against Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan over SCS dispute.1 source
  2. Tarriela questioned Jing Quan's official standing during a press briefing in Manila.1 source
  3. DFA summoned Jing Quan over military threats related to the South China Sea dispute.1 source
  4. Jing Quan's remarks are under Senate scrutiny as tensions jeopardize investments.1 source
  5. Jing Quan made remarks in Quezon City, and Claire Castro reported on Marcos's view regarding Jing's potential expulsion.Sub-event
  6. DFA summoned China's envoy Jing Quan following his provocative remarks about the conflict.1 source
  7. China supports Duterte in Davao, linking the region to the rough seas dispute.1 source
  8. The Chinese embassy defended Ambassador Jing Quan against removal.1 source
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  1. Cendaña demands Jing Quan's expulsion as the ambassador challenges Philippine sovereignty at sea.1 source
  2. Ambassador Jing Quan's remarks are seen as a veiled threat amid SCS territorial clashes.1 source
  3. Philippines protests remarks by Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan regarding territorial disputes.1 source
  4. PCG demands apology from Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan over diplomatic remarks.1 source

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