Nations Reaffirm South China Sea Ruling on 10th Anniversary, China Rejects
On the 10th anniversary of the arbitral ruling on the South China Sea, the Philippines and 13 other nations reaffirmed the decision as final and legally binding, while China reiterated its rejection of the ruling. Several countries, including the US, EU, and Japan, backed the 2016 ruling against Beijing's claims.
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China Rejects South China Sea Ruling on 10-Year Anniversary - Bloomberg.com
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