Palace Urges Officials: Defend WPS Rights Diplomatically
The Philippine Presidential Palace has instructed government officials to use diplomatic language when defending the country's rights and interests in the West Philippine Sea (WPS). Statements are not required to be 'toned down' as long as they align with the President's foreign policy.
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