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Marcos won't back down on West Philippine Sea rights - Palace
MALACAÑANG on Tuesday said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. would not back down and would continue to assert the country’s ...
Inquirer.net on MSN12m
Palace: Marcos keeps option for possible ban on online gambling open
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has not closed his doors on the possible banning of online gambling in the country, said the Palace on Tuesday, as he awaits the insights of various stakeholders before ...
Philippines Still Offered Aid After South China Sea Collision Where Chinese Navy Hit Its Own Coast Guard Ship
The ships collided on 11 August 2025 while pursuing a Philippine vessel near Scarborough Shoal, causing substantial damage ...
The Manila Times on MSN2h
President Marcos Jr. lauds PNP progress
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday lauded the Philippine National Police’s performance, saying it is “on the right ...
Wild video shows Chinese ships crashing while trying to cut off Philippines’ boat in disputed waters
Dramatic footage shows two Chinese government ships violently colliding Monday while chasing down a Filipino coast guard ...
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The Philippines’ Marcos-Duterte War Is Only Going to Get Worse
The Philippines' two leading political dynasties have been at war for two years. It will likely get bloodier and worsen the country's governance. The post The Philippines' Marcos-Duterte War Is ...
Philippines’ Marcos Pushes More Social Programs, Jobs to Soothe Public Discontent
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the recent midterm elections showed the public’s discontent over issues ranging from poverty to power cuts, pledging to do more to create jobs and ...
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View from Manila: Marcos seeks shared ‘tadhana’ with India, chafes at China
In visiting India for the first time as the Philippine head of state, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pulled out most of the ...