US, China top diplomats to meet in Manila amid South China Sea tensions
US and Chinese foreign ministers are set to meet in Manila following a recent clash between the Philippines and China in the South China Sea, with both nations expected to confront each other over the maritime dispute on the sidelines of ASEAN meetings.
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