Philippines to Probe Foreign Diplomats’ Acts After China Threat
Bloomberg.com - 2024-05-13T08:06:00.888Z

The Philippines’ Department of Foreign Affairs said it will “look into any reports of illegal and unlawful activities” by foreign diplomats, following China’s threat to release a recording of a purported call on a supposed South China Sea deal.

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