Philippines and Malaysia bemoan Chinese presence in disputed sea | Bloomberg News and Rene Acosta

Malaysia and the Philippines on Wednesday decried continued incursions by Chinese vessels in areas of the South China Sea they claim as their own in yet another sign of continuing tensions in the disputed waters. The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs said it protested provocative actions by Chinese government vessels…

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