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Philippines sees progress in South China Sea code talks, aims for 2026 deal

Philippines reports progress in South China Sea code talks aiming for a 2026 deal. Military clash with China before 2027 at 10.5% YES.

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Philippines sees progress in South China Sea code talks, aims for 2026 deal

Philippines reports progress in South China Sea code talks aiming for a 2026 deal. Military clash with China before 2027 at 10.5% YES.

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Against the odds: Philippines’ evolving response in South China Sea

Officials and analysts say Manila’s deterrence strategies can now make China ‘at least hesitate’, even though there is still much to be done.

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  1. lunedì 13 luglio 2026·scmp.com

    Against the odds: Philippines’ evolving response in South China Sea

    Officials and analysts say Manila’s deterrence strategies can now make China ‘at least hesitate’, even though there is still much to be done.

  2. giovedì 16 luglio 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    Philippines sees progress in South China Sea code talks, aims for 2026 deal

    Philippines reports progress in South China Sea code talks aiming for a 2026 deal. Military clash with China before 2027 at 10.5% YES.