A "new golden era" in Beijing-Manila ties?

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	Asia Daily Briefing - Midday Update July 7, 2022

	China's foreign minister visits Marcos to deepen Philippine ties MANILA -- Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with newly inaugurated Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday, as Beijing seeks a "new golden era" in diplomatic relations despite a festering territorial dispute in the South China Sea.   The visit comes as Washington also works to bolster its alliance with Manila after a rocky relationship with former President Rodrigo Duterte. Read more.
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