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#South China Sea

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China water-cannoned Philippine boats again at Scarborough Shoal

What's new: Manila said the second straight day of clashes was this week's third South China Sea confrontation, after a sailor was injured Monday.

Why it matters: The confrontation escalated tensions days before the two countries' top diplomats meet in Manila.

Bloomberg, Channel News Asia +2

What's new: Manila demanded the Jul. 10 post be removed, calling it racist amid wider South China Sea tensions.

Bloomberg, Tribunnews

Why it matters: The $13 million Triton vehicles can gather data above and below the South China Sea for up to 30 days.

Bloomberg, The Straits Times