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The Philippines is strengthening security and economic partnerships while diversifying global ties as it pursues an independent foreign policy.
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The Philippines is strengthening security and economic partnerships while diversifying global ties as it pursues an independent foreign policy.
The West Philippine Sea is expected to take center stage in President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s fifth State of the Nation Address as the administration balances…
Progressive groups from the Makabayan coalition protest the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio during the 59th ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting in…
Senator Imee Marcos warns Malacañang that continued cooperation with the International Criminal Court could strain Philippines–US relations, expose Manila to…
Vice President Sara Duterte warns that the Philippines lacks an independent foreign policy, alleging foreign influence over the military and weak state support…
PR leaders say an ethics code for AI is in the works as practitioners weigh benefits and risks, urging “humanized” use and vigilance against fake news.
Bitcoin surged to a record $124,480 as corporate buying sprees and US policy support fueled demand, with institutional inflows and high-profile IPOs driving a…
President Marcos reaffirms the Philippines’ independent foreign policy, vows to strengthen defense amid maritime disputes, highlights growing international…
President Marcos reaffirms the Philippines’ commitment to an independent foreign policy, citing stronger defense efforts and increased global support amid…
Tensions rise between President Marcos and Vice President Duterte as they clash over the Philippines’ foreign policy direction, with Marcos standing firm on…
EU High Representative Kaja Kallas will visit the Philippines from 1 to 2 June to meet with top officials and discuss stronger diplomatic and security ties.
President Prabowo Subianto kept alive a $1.1-billion Russian fighter jet deal agreed in 2018 when he was defense chief
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‘As of now, we do not have room for any adjustments in the procedure. They would have to leave the country’
Papal Nuncio to the Philippines Archbishop Charles John Brown told President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and the diplomatic corps to respect international law.