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Philippines’ Duterte will keep close ties with China

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Written by: Philip Vincent Alegre

Title:

 Philippines’ Duterte will keep close ties with China

Author:

Xue Li

Source:

Global Times

Date:

July 19, 2017

Description:

After taking power in June 2016, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte quickly adjusted his country's strategy toward China, normalizing relations and warming up bilateral economic ties within a very short period of time. In just one year, the Philippines has reversed its marginalized position on the road map for China's Belt and Road initiative. From past experience, many Chinese scholars worry that Duterte's current China policy may change again and thus disapprove of spending too many strategic resources on the country.

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