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China on Edge

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

China is angered by an international tribunal ruling on the South China Sea dispute, but remains open to talks with the Philippines' newly installed President Duterte.

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CHINA and its citizens were ready long before the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) handed down its ruling. Diplomats, media and the military alike were all closing ranks.

Then came decision day, last Tuesday, when the panel of experts in The Hague, Netherlands, rejected all of China's territorial claims. Beijing, which had said it would neither accept nor recognize the Court of Arbitration, reacted immediately. Through its foreign ministry, th

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