China sanctions former Philippines senator, foreign ministry says

Cambodia and Japan Sign $2.95M Grant Aid Agreement for Human Resource Development Scholarships * Say Hello to Kuala Lumpur – 21 Weekly Flights from Phnom Penh Starting at $79 * TOP NEWS: Cambodia Reports 2 New COVID19 Cases, 3 Recovered, 0 Died * PM Says Try Sitheng and Lucky the Elephant Case Is an Organizational Matter * PM Hun Manet Urges Clarity in Oversight of Religious Practices * Samdech Thipadei Warns against Exploiting Video Monetisation, Urges Responsible Content Creation * PM Confident Cambodians Value Tangible Achievements over Populist Political Rhetoric * PM Hun Manet: CPP’s Victory Reflects Public Trust in Times of Crisis, Not Chance

: Created: 01 July 2025; Hits: 422

BEIJING, Jul. 1 (Reuters): China has imposed sanctions on former Philippines Senator Francis Tolentino, the country's foreign ministry announced on Tuesday, citing "his egregious conduct on China-related issues", a day after his term officially ended.

The Philippines embassy in Beijing did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Photo from Reuters