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International reaction to South China Sea dispute by end of 2024
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Philippine•Eduardo Ano•China•South China Sea•Manila•Philippine military•Western Command•Ayungin Shoal•Second Thomas Shoal•Chinese
Resolution / Starting Odds
Support for China • 25%
Support for Philippines • 25%
Neutral or no clear support • 25%
Escalation involving other nations • 25%
Public statements from major UN countries
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Philippines Refutes China's Claims on South China Sea, Dismisses 2016 Agreement
May 7, 2024, 07:51 AM
Senior Philippine officials, including Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. and National Security Adviser Eduardo Ano, have categorically denied claims by China regarding an agreement on managing territorial disputes in the South China Sea. China's embassy in Manila alleged that the Philippine military's Western Command had consented to a 'new model' for handling the disputes earlier this year. However, the Philippine government has refuted these claims, emphasizing that no such agreement was made concerning the disputed territories, including the Ayungin Shoal and the Second Thomas Shoal. Additionally, China claims a 2016 agreement was made and urges Manila to honor its commitments. Chinese officials also hinted they might release audio evidence supporting their claims.
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Support for Philippines • 25%
Neutral or no response • 25%
Support for China • 25%
Divided responses among international actors • 25%
Sanctions against China • 25%
Sanctions against Philippines • 25%
Diplomatic mediation • 25%
No significant action • 25%
Sanctions on China • 33%
Sanctions on Philippines • 33%
No Sanctions • 34%
Public support for the Philippines • 25%
Public support for China • 25%
Calls for peaceful resolution • 25%
No significant international reaction • 25%
Increased support for Philippines • 25%
Neutral stance maintained • 25%
Support for China • 25%
No change in current positions • 25%
UN mediation offered • 34%
US support increases • 33%
No international intervention • 33%
Support from USA • 25%
Support from Japan • 25%
Support from Australia • 25%
No significant international support • 25%
Support for Philippines • 33%
Support for China • 33%
Neutral stance • 34%
Support from US and allies • 33%
Neutral observance by most nations • 34%
Condemnation from China and its allies • 33%
Condemnation • 33%
Support for China • 33%
No official reaction • 34%
