ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meet, Advance South China Sea Code of Conduct Talks
ASEAN Foreign Ministers convened, revealing that 80% of negotiations for the Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sea are complete. The Philippines also announced the establishment of a new Maritime Center, aiming to enhance regional cooperation.
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