PHL's Legal Edge in Sea Dispute Unleveraged Amidst Government Disunity, Say Analysts
Analysts say the Philippines, despite its legal and moral advantage in the South China Sea dispute, is failing to leverage it due to a lack of unified government action. Experts emphasize the need for a cohesive strategy and disciplined communication to counter China's 'whole-of-society' approach.
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