DFA: China, PH stress need for dialogue, mutual respect
Philippine and Chinese foreign ministers reaffirmed the importance of maintaining dialogue and mutual respect amidst rising tensions over the South China Sea. The two nations signaled an intent to stabilize relations following a series of heated exchanges between high-ranking officials.
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