Philippines Expresses Concern Over China's 'Unilateral Actions' in South China Sea
The Philippines has expressed serious concern over China's 'unilateral and illegal actions' in the South China Sea, which it states infringe upon Philippine sovereignty and maritime rights. Manila is seeking a peaceful and diplomatic resolution based on international law.
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