Second Senate Resolution Seeks Expulsion of Chinese Ambassador
A second Senate resolution has been filed in the Philippines urging President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to declare Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan persona non grata or request his recall, following remarks perceived as a veiled threat of force.
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