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ASEAN, China reach provisional agreement on 80% of South China Sea code, says Philippines

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Briefings

ASEAN and China reached a provisional agreement covering 80% of the South China Sea Code of Conduct, though negotiations remain unfinished. The Philippines reported this progress during a meeting focused on regional stability and Myanmar's political crisis. Key facts include the 80% coverage rate and the concurrent discussion of transboundary haze, with no further details on the agreement's specific terms or implementation timeline provided.

Key points

• ASEAN and China reached a provisional agreement covering 80% of the South China Sea Code of Conduct.
• The Philippines reported this progress during a meeting focused on regional stability and Myanmar's political crisis.

Context

ASEAN and China reached a provisional agreement covering 80% of the South China Sea Code of Conduct, though negotiations remain unfinished. The Philippines reported this progress during a meeting focused on regional stability and Myanmar's political crisis.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single report from November 2026 stating that negotiations remain unfinished. Specific terms of the agreement, implementation timelines, or the exact nature of the 80% coverage are not detailed in the source.

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