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Historical documents don't support Philippines sovereignty claims. Tensions around Huangyan Dao have continued to rise in recent weeks. As the tenth anniversary of the so-called South China Sea arbitration ruling is marked, the Philippines has continued to invoke the decision in its position on the South China Sea. But...

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Some people in the Philippines have turned hyping up the so-called "South China Sea arbitration ruling" into a business, Ding Duo, director of the Center for International and Regional Studies, National Institute for #SouthChinaSea Studies, said. He added that if the Philippines continues to insist on using the so-called "arbitration award" as a precondition for engaging with China, it will only end up shooting itself in the foot.
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Some people in the Philippines have turned hyping up the so-called "South China Sea arbitration ruling" into a business, Ding Duo, director of the Center for International and Regional Studies, National Institute for #SouthChinaSea Studies, said. He added that if the Philippines continues to insist on using the so-called "arbitration award" as a precondition for engaging with China, it will only end up shooting itself in the foot.

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Sunday on 60 Minutes: Cecilia Vega reports on what's been called "the most dangerous conflict no one is talking about:" growing tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea.

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China is sending a clear message to the Philippines: stop pushing your luck. China’s Defense Ministry says Huangyan Dao is an inherent part of China’s territory and that Beijing has continuously exercised sovereignty and jurisdiction over the area. After the Philippines submitted what it called an official chart covering Huangyan Dao and its surrounding waters to the UN, the PLA Southern Theater Command conducted joint naval and air exercises around the island, while the China Coast Guard carried out law-enforcement drills nearby. Beijing says these exercises are a serious warning in response to what it calls Philippine provocations and violations of China’s sovereignty. The message is blunt: China will not accept what it sees as provocations in the South China Sea, and the PLA says it will respond firmly to any attempt to create trouble.
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China is sending a clear message to the Philippines: stop pushing your luck. China’s Defense Ministry says Huangyan Dao is an inherent part of China’s territory and that Beijing has continuously exercised sovereignty and jurisdiction over the area. After the Philippines submitted what it called an official chart covering Huangyan Dao and its surrounding waters to the UN, the PLA Southern Theater Command conducted joint naval and air exercises around the island, while the China Coast Guard carried out law-enforcement drills nearby. Beijing says these exercises are a serious warning in response to what it calls Philippine provocations and violations of China’s sovereignty. The message is blunt: China will not accept what it sees as provocations in the South China Sea, and the PLA says it will respond firmly to any attempt to create trouble.

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Member of the London Court of International Arbitration Mark Hoskin: “Historical records support China’s claims in the South China Sea 100% ... that idea of the US being the world’s policeman is where the idea of freedom of navigation came from.”
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Member of the London Court of International Arbitration Mark Hoskin: “Historical records support China’s claims in the South China Sea 100% ... that idea of the US being the world’s policeman is where the idea of freedom of navigation came from.”

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Taiwan has reaffirmed its claim to Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea after the Philippines filed with the UN to solidify its own claim.
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Taiwan has reaffirmed its claim to Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea after the Philippines filed with the UN to solidify its own claim.

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