Philippine House Lawmakers Demand Recall of China Envoy Amid South China Sea Tensions
A group of Philippine House lawmakers has called for the recall of China's ambassador to the Philippines. This move signals growing concerns over China's actions in the South China Sea, potentially escalating bilateral tensions.
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