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                    [Title] => Military chief says Philippines 'inevitably' involved if Taiwan invaded
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                    [Title] => Grappling with the crisis of trust, truth and trolls
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The rise of social media gave Filipinos unprecedented access to information, but it has also created an ecosystem where disinformation thrives.

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                    [Title] => China discovers major new oilfield in east South China Sea
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China's National Offshore Oil Corp. said Monday it has discovered a major oilfield in the eastern South China Sea, with proven reserves exceeding 100 million tonnes.

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                    [Title] => Pentagon chief calls for deterrence against China in first visit to Manila
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United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth explicitly called "communist" China a threat during his first visit to the Philippines on Friday, March 28, declaring that "deterrence is necessary around the world, but specifically in this region." 

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                    [Title] => US defense chief Hegseth visits Philippines dogged by scandal at home
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US defense chief Pete Hegseth will meet his Philippine counterpart in Manila on Friday, part of a tour of Pacific allies that risks being overshadowed by a mounting scandal over leaked plans for military strikes.

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                    [Title] => Philippines to China: No country can interfere in our military decisions
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Malacañang has flatly rejected China's accusations that the Philippines is being manipulated by foreign powers as a "chess piece" and urged Beijing to respect countries' sovereignty. 

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                    [Title] => China tells Philippines: Stop serving as other countries’ mouthpiece
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                    [Title] => International backlash taught China lesson after dangerous mid-air incident, says PCG
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"I would like to believe that the PLA Navy helicopter has already learned from the backlash of the condemnation of the international community that what they did is reckless and dangerous."

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                    [Title] => Toy trouble: Vietnam pulls dolls over South China Sea map
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Seething international tensions over the South China Sea have struck an unlikely victim in Vietnam: popular children's dolls pulled from shops over a facial mark supposedly resembling Beijing's claims in the flashpoint waterway.

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