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China, Philippines agree on 'provisional arrangement' for South China Sea resupply missions, Manila says
MANILA — The Philippines and China have "reached an understanding on the provisional arrangement" for resupply missions to a beached naval ship in the South China Sea, Manila's Foreign Ministry said in a statement on July 21.
Philippines risks Beijing’s ire as it weighs using allies for South China Sea resupply runs
“We’ll wait for the National Maritime Council to give us the appropriate guidance in terms of timing and other issues,” Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro told reporters on July 16. He said the decision would be made by the council and the foreign affairs department.
China Shows Few Signs of Tilting Economy Toward Consumers in New Plan
China engaged in a monthslong drumbeat of anticipation that a Communist Party leaders’ meeting would show the way to a new era of growth for the slowing economy.
China, Philippines reach deal seeking to end South China Sea clashes
MANILA (AP) -- China and the Philippines reached a deal they hope will end confrontations at the most fiercely disputed shoal in the South China Sea, the Philippine government said Sunday.
Nepal’s new prime minister seeks vote of confidence in parliament, secure more than two-third votes
KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Nepal’s newly appointed prime minister secured overwhelming support in parliament on Sunday with more than two-thirds of members voting in his favor.
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