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Philippines add fuel to the fire

THE Philippines will risk the wrath of China by offering two offshore blocks in waters China considers its own as part of the latest round of offers.

Philippines add fuel to the fire

Altogether 15 blocks are up for bid, with several companies including Australia's own Nido Petroleum pre-qualified to make bids, but it is unclear at this stage whether they will. However, the main action...

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