Whitsun Reef incident: Duterte's China strategy sinking?/ Julius Cesar Trajano
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RSIS Commentary No. 063, 19 April 2021 (F31)Summary: The recent swarming of Chinese militia boats in Whitsun Reef may indicate that President Duterte's appeasement strategy towards China does not really work. Asserting the Arbitral Ruling must therefore be explored by Manila.
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The recent swarming of Chinese militia boats in Whitsun Reef may indicate that President Duterte's appeasement strategy towards China does not really work. Asserting the Arbitral Ruling must therefore be explored by Manila.
PINES, MARITIME, SCSEA, CHINA, STRATEGY
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