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WEEK IN REVIEW: China and Vietnam Signal Stronger Strategic Cooperation

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WEEK IN REVIEW: China and Vietnam Signal Stronger Strategic Cooperation

China’s role in the South China Sea will be high on the agenda as ASEAN foreign ministers gather in Manila this week. Ministers are expected to focus on progress toward a long-delayed South China Sea Code of Conduct with China, amid ongoing maritime tensions and competing territorial claims. 
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