Senate eyes resolution vs Chinese Ambassador over 'rude' remarks
The Philippine Senate is considering a resolution to condemn remarks made by Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, Jing Quan, who stated China would "easily win" if it resorted to force in the West Philippine Sea. Calls for the ambassador's replacement have emerged, alongside a cautious approach to avoid closing dialogue channels.
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