Philippine, Chinese foreign ministers meet in Manila as bilateral tensions rise
Philippine and Chinese foreign ministers met in Manila for the first time in two years. Amid escalating tensions in the South China Sea, both sides lodged protests against each other, showing little sign of improved relations.
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