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A few days after the Philippines submitted for United Nations arbitration its territorial claims in the South China Sea, Chinese leader Xi Jinping came out publicly with what can only be a stinging rebuke of those who challenge its own claims in the area.

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I am greatly dismayed and disappointed by the Philippine response to continued Chinese aggression and bullying even in areas in the South China Sea that are not in dispute but clearly within our territorial jurisdiction and sovereignty.
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Whether keeping rapacious colonial powers at bay, averting political violence or settling family squabbles, Thais have earned a reputation for deft diplomacy, thwarting confrontation and achieving compromise, or as they proudly say, "bending with the wind like bamboo."
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EDITORIAL - Ominous warning from China

February 1, 2013 - 12:00am

A few days after the Philippines submitted for United Nations arbitration its territorial claims in the South China Sea, Chinese leader Xi Jinping came out publicly with what can only be a stinging rebuke of those...

Freeman Opinion

Put up or shut up

By Jerry Tundag | July 18, 2012 - 12:00am

I am greatly dismayed and disappointed by the Philippine response to continued Chinese aggression and bullying even in areas in the South China Sea that are not in dispute but clearly within our territorial jurisdiction...

Freeman Opinion

No exit seen from Thailand's very un-Thai crisis

April 26, 2010 - 11:03am

Whether keeping rapacious colonial powers at bay, averting political violence or settling family squabbles, Thais have earned a reputation for deft diplomacy, thwarting confrontation and achieving compromise, or...

McDonald's makes its logo more 'green' in Europe

November 24, 2009 - 2:00am

McDonald's is going green — swapping its traditional red backdrop for a deep hunter green — to promote a more eco-friendly image in Europe.