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Can Philippines-China oil talks restart amid energy crisis?

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                    [Title] => China files diplomatic protest over Tarriela's Xi Jinping cartoon post
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                    [Title] => As Philippines lags peers, government bets on China eVisa restart
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                    [Title] => Chinese jet, helicopter harass PH patrol plane over Scarborough Shoal
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                    [Title] => Philippines to open eVisa applications for Chinese travelers in November
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The Philippine Embassy in Beijing will launch eVisa applications for Chinese travelers starting November to ease short-term entry.

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                    [Title] => China slams Japan showcase of Typhon missiles, eyed by Manila
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                    [Title] => Heavily armed Chinese boats stay near Ayungin despite fewer vessels
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                    [Title] => China should notify Philippines in advance about rocket tests — Marcos
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                    [Title] => Did Philippines really return to the US side after Trump won? Nope.
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In his first-ever meeting with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., US President Donald Trump claimed credit for the Philippines’ supposed return to Washington’s side. It is a claim unsupported by the timeline of events.

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