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South China Sea: Sabina Shoal may be new hotspot as Philippines, Beijing spar over sovereignty

Analysts note shoal’s location ideal for projection of power and call for Manila to strengthen presence in disputed area to counter China.

By: scmp.com

Aug 07 2024
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South China Sea: Sabina Shoal may be new hotspot as Philippines, Beijing spar over sovereignty

Analysts note shoal’s location ideal for projection of power and call for Manila to strengthen presence in disputed area to counter China.

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