X hits the spot: How a tweet from Marcos may have set back 'maturing' PH-China ties

President Marcos' post on X congratulating Taiwan president-elect Lai Ching-te triggers a flurry of exchanges – including one from China's foreign ministry urging Marcos to read up on the 'ins and outs of the Taiwan question'

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