Senate Majority Bloc Considers Resolution Against China Envoy
The majority bloc in the Philippine Senate is reportedly considering filing a resolution against the Chinese ambassador over recent remarks, a move seen amidst escalating tensions between the two nations concerning the South China Sea.
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