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Tulfo meets with Chinese embassy officials to settle differences
The Manila Times 23 Feb 2026
... senators and embassy officials ... Panfilo Lacson on Sunday said the Senate was "not surrendering anything — much less bowing to anyone — in any potential talks with the Chinese embassy.".
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DFA rebukes Chinese Embassy over ‘jobs’ warning, calls tone 'coercive'
The Philadelphia Inquirer 17 Feb 2026
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Monday pushed back against the Chinese Embassy’s warning that strained ...
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DFA describes as 'coercive' Chinese embassy remark on job losses due to strained bilateral ties
The Manila Times 17 Feb 2026
MANILA, Philippines —The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) the recent statement of the Chinese Embassy in Manila attributing job losses among Filipinos to strained bilateral relations was "coercive.".
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Chinese Embassy in Canada Hosted 2026 Chinese New Year Reception (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China)
Public Technologies 14 Feb 2026
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Chinese Embassy in Dominica Pays Pre-Holiday Visits (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China)
Public Technologies 14 Feb 2026
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Lacson pushes Senate dialogue with Chinese Embassy amid word war
The Philadelphia Inquirer 14 Feb 2026
... Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Jing Quan expressed readiness to meet Philippine leaders to ease the escalating word war.
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Chinese Embassy in Israel refutes false reports claiming ‘China bans investment in Israel’
Virtual Jerusalem 13 Feb 2026
The Chinese Embassy in Israel announced on Friday that it has used Israel’s news outlet Channel 12 to refute reports claiming “China has banned | Read More Google Alert – Israel ....
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HEADLINES: DILG-Chinese Embassy talks aim to defuse row | Feb. 14, 2026
The Manila Times 13 Feb 2026
DILG-Chinese Embassy talks aim to defuse row. THE Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has begun discussions with the Chinese Embassy in Manila to explore ways to ease mounting tensions between the Philippines and China.
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