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Philippines Must Find Way to Exploit South China Sea Resources, says President Marcos

Neil Jerome Morales and Karen Lema December 2, 2022

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, President of The Philippines - Credit: The Government of The Philippines (cropped)

Categories: Drilling Activity Production Asia Regulations South China Sea

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