Marcos vows stronger Asean leadership in 2026 amid emerging challenges
BENGALURU, India – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday vowed to build on the legacy of the Association of Southeast
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Who’s in, who’s out? Marcos keeps Enrile, several other Cabinet secretaries
UPDATE) MANILA, Philippines — Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin on Tuesday announced the names of Cabinet secretaries whose courtesy resignations were
Catherine S. Valente
10:25
Marcos to press PH case at KL summit
UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is off to Malaysia to attend the 46th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) Summit,
Catherine S. Valente
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PH slams China over Sandy Cay
THE Philippines on Saturday urged China to comply with its obligations under international law as it slammed as false Beijing's
Catherine S. Valente
02:21
Wage hike law needs careful study – Marcos
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said that calls for a legislated wage increase should be studied carefully, saying it
Catherine S. Valente
20:25
Foreign interference in PH elections alarming
The administration-backed Alyansa Para sa Bagong Pilipinas expressed alarm over allegations that China is trying to interfere in the elections,
Catherine S. Valente
19:29
Phivolcs modernization law signed
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed into law a measure seeking to modernize the Philippine Institute of Volcanology
Catherine S. Valente
17:22
Palace to VP Sara: Don’t be a termite
Malacañang on Thursday lashed back at Vice President Sara Duterte after she criticized the government's plan to sell rice for
Catherine S. Valente
22:22
Marcos trust, approval ratings plummet
UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s approval and trust ratings dropped to their lowest in his three years in office, plunging
Catherine S. Valente
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Marcos: US ‘greatest force’ for peace in the region amid sea row
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday said the United States (US) remained the "greatest force" in maintaining
