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The Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled on the West Philippine Sea dispute, while construction companies simultaneously won P207 billion in public contracts in the Philippines.

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The Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled on the West Philippine Sea dispute, while construction companies simultaneously won P207 billion in public contracts in the Philippines.

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  1. PCA ruling invalidated China's nine-dash line claim; new suits planned against Beijing.1 source
  2. China imposed sanctions on a Philippine official amid the PCA ruling on the West Philippine Sea dispute.1 source
  3. The US backed the arbitration award related to the Philippines' territorial dispute.1 source
  4. PCA rules on WPS dispute; construction firms win major public contracts.1 source

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