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14 Nations and EU Reaffirm Rejection of China's South China Sea Claims on 10th Anniversary of Ruling

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On the 10th anniversary of a landmark arbitration ruling, 14 nations led by the US and the EU reaffirmed that China's expansive claims in the South China Sea lack legal basis under international law.
China reiterated its rejection of the ruling, while tensions remain high amid ongoing confrontations between Chinese and Philippine vessels.

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On the 10th anniversary of a landmark arbitration ruling, 14 nations led by the US and the EU reaffirmed that China's expansive claims in the South China Sea lack legal basis under international law. China reiterated its rejection of the ruling, while tensions remain high amid ongoing confrontations between Chinese and Philippine vessels.

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