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Reuters sub-editor for Europe, Middle East and Africa. Based in London.
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China says it does not accept Philippines' 2016 South China Sea arbitration win

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By Bernard Orr , Raissa Kasolowsky 
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China does not accept or recognise the Philippines' South China Sea Arbitral Tribunal ruling from 2016, which concluded Beijing's claim to almost the entire South China Sea was groundless, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Wednesday. The Chinese foreign ministry said on Wednesday it does not accept any claim or action based on the ruling.
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MORNING BID AMERICAS-Crowded bonds unnerved

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By Raissa Kasolowsky 
| Fidelity Investments
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan For an investment world now so convinced of looming recession and substantially positioned for it, the incoming growth, inflation, banking and earnings pictures still won't play ball. That leaves Wall St stocks in something of a sideways shuffle that has crushed implied volatility gauges such as the VIX to its lowest in 15 months.
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From advertising blackmail to physical threats, Kenya's journalists are under attack - but they must also regain public trust

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By George Ogola, Thiam Ndiaga, Alessandra Prentice , Raissa Kasolowsky 
What are the major emerging threats against media freedom in Kenya? Kenya’s media face threats from both state and non-state actors as repressive practices of the past reemerge. Government and opposition politicians are actively undermining media freedom in the country. This isn’t entirely new. But the threats have taken a new dimension as they are publicly defended – even boldly justified – by some of the perpetrators. These threats are economic, political and physical. Economic squeeze.
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