Philippines protests Chinese Ambassador over South China Sea sovereignty claims
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Updated oct 25
The latest in this situation
- Philippine representatives filed resolutions against Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan over SCS dispute.
- DFA summoned Jing Quan over military threats related to the South China Sea dispute.
- Tarriela questioned Jing Quan's official standing during a press briefing in Manila.
- Jing Quan's remarks are under Senate scrutiny as tensions jeopardize investments.
- China supports Duterte in Davao, linking the region to the rough seas dispute.
How it started
The Department of Foreign Affairs is involved in a dispute regarding South China Sea sovereignty claims, with statements made by the Chinese Embassy in Manila.
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What happened
The Department of Foreign Affairs is involved in a dispute regarding South China Sea sovereignty claims, with statements made by the Chinese Embassy in Manila.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- China's ambassador to Manila, Jing Quan, made remarks interpreted as a thinly veiled threat during the South China Sea territorial dispute.Sub-event
Dispute over South China Sea sovereignty claims involving the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Chinese Embassy.1 source
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The entities involved
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Department of Foreign Affairs
executive department of the government of the Philippines in charge of foreign affairs