The South China Sea is a region of significant geopolitical tension, with the Philippines actively engaging in maritime security efforts and international diplomacy to counter China's territorial claims. Recent developments include the formation of defense alliances, increased naval activities, and legal advocacy under international law, particularly the 2016 arbitral ruling in favor of the Philippines. The area remains a focal point for regional stability, with the Philippines seeking to strengthen partnerships to ensure freedom of navigation and protect its maritime interests.
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