Philippines Wins Case Vs China This ruling by an arbitral tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, on the maritime dispute on the West Philippine Sea comes after a 3-year process pursued by Manila but snubbed by Beijing Read more:
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Kem Ley, a prominent Cambodian political activist and government critic, has been shot dead in the capital Phnom Penh. Read more: |
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After more than three years since the Philippines’ arbitration case against China was filed, the Arbitral Tribunal has reached a historic decision on the decades-old maritime dispute over the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea). |
The European Parliament looks more and more like the hunger games these days, with an unprecedented power struggle in the administration for control, and the political level for the next Parliament Presidency.
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In a few short years, Leni Robredo has ascended from relative political obscurity to become the Philippines’ vice-president. But with a hostile president and a slim majority, it could be tough at the top. Read more: |
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