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The Philippines will host the talks for the first time since the dialogue began in 2012, with three unambiguous messages likely to be conveyed.
First, Manila is trying to increase its bargaining chips in bilateral talks with China by deepening...</description>
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      <title>Will US-Philippines dialogue only worsen South China Sea tensions?</title>
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      <description>With China-Philippines relations at a crossroads, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Philippine counterpart, Enrique Manalo, during a December 20 telephone call, that “faced with the choice of what path to follow, the Philippines must act with caution”. He added: “China has always been committed to resolving disputes through dialogue and consultation and jointly safeguarding maritime stability.”
Wang also emphasised that, should the Philippines misjudge the situation, persist in its...</description>
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      <title>South China Sea: return to dialogue vital for China-Philippines ties</title>
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      <description>The recent visit of China’s top diplomat Yang Jiechi to Myanmar stood out as the first high-level visit between the two countries since the outbreak of the coronavirus.
It was the second state visit by Yang since he began a diplomatic charm offensive with a trip to Singapore on August 19 and followed a visit by President Xi Jinping half a year ago in which dozens of cooperation agreements were agreed.
It also comes at a significant juncture; Myanmar is to hold a general election in November and...</description>
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