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Philippines’ Marcos says China ‘misinterpreted’ his comments on Taiwan
MANILA: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Monday that Beijing has “misinterpreted” his comments saying Manila will be inevitably drawn in to a conflict between China and Taiwan should one erupt. China accused Marcos of “playing with fire” after the Philippine leader said during a visit to India that “there is no way that the Philippines can stay out of it” due to its proximity to the democratically governed island. “We are, I think for propaganda purposes, misinterpreted,” Marcos told a press briefing.
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aljazeera.com
China warns Philippines over Taiwan remarks amid rising tensions
Beijing warns Manila to stop ‘playing with fire’ after Marcos signals potential Taiwan conflict involvement.
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thehindu.com
China accuses Philippines of 'playing with fire' on Taiwan
China warns Philippines against interference in Taiwan conflict, urging adherence to one-China principle to avoid escalation.
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arabnews.com
Philippines’ Marcos says China ‘misinterpreted’ his comments on Taiwan
MANILA: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Monday that Beijing has “misinterpreted” his comments saying Manila will be inevitably drawn in to a conflict between…
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scmp.com
Philippines doesn’t want war, ‘perplexed’ Marcos says after China warning
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