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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines on Thursday warned the Chinese Embassy of possible “further diplomatic action” for its increasingly confrontational social media attacks against Filipino officials and lawmakers that were triggered by controversial remarks from Ambassador Jing Quan last week. In a statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said diplomats were expected to act ... Keep on reading: DFA, Chinese Embassy now at odds over latter’s social media…
OriginalThe Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday called out the Chinese Embassy in Manila for its recent social media posts, which the agency said affect mutual trust and confidence and severely undermine efforts to stabilize bilateral relations between the Philippines and China.
OriginalThe Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday called out the Chinese Embassy in Manila for its recent social media posts, which the agency said affect mutual trust and confidence and severely undermine efforts to stabilize bilateral relations between the Philippines and China.
OriginalThe Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday called out the Chinese Embassy in Manila for its recent social media posts, which the agency said affect mutual trust and confidence and severely undermine efforts to stabilize bilateral relations between the Philippines and China.
OriginalThe Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday called out the Chinese Embassy in Manila for its recent social media posts, which the agency said affect mutual trust and confidence and severely undermine efforts to stabilize bilateral relations between the Philippines and China.
OriginalMANILA, Philippines — The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday warned of possible further diplomatic action as it rebuked the Chinese Embassy for its social media attacks against Philippine officials and lawmakers, saying these undermined efforts to improve relations between Manila and Beijing. The DFA described the embassy’s latest online remarks as “escalatory and undiplomatic,” while reaffirming the Philippines’ adherence to its One China Policy amid Beijing’s accusations that…
OriginalThe Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday called out the Chinese Embassy in Manila for its recent social media posts, which the agency said affect mutual trust and confidence and severely undermine efforts to stabilize bilateral relations between the Philippines and China.
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