Filipinos Split on Marcos Admin's Handling of China Dispute, Majority Favor Diplomacy
A recent survey reveals a divided Filipino public on the Marcos administration's handling of the West Philippine Sea dispute, with nearly three-fourths prioritizing diplomacy. Regional and generational differences in opinion are noted.
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