China's FM Urges Philippines to Act Prudently on Maritime Issues
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged the Philippines to act "prudently" on maritime issues and speak with a "rational and unified voice" on its China policy during a phone call with his Philippine counterpart, also citing "malicious interference" in bilateral relations and criticizing the actions of some politicians.
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