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June 3, 2026
China/Philippines/World

China–Philippines War of Words Escalates as Beijing Blasts Manila’s Defence Chief

The government of the China has sharply criticized comments made by Philippine Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jnr, escalating a fresh diplomatic confrontation with the Philippines over long-standing territorial and political disputes. China’s

China/Philippines

Peace in South China Sea demands constructive contributors, not trouble-makers

The South China Sea is the shared home for the countries in the region. To make it a sea of peace, friendship and cooperation requires constructive contributors, not trouble-makers. Despite the overall stability in the South China Sea, some countries

December 18, 2023

Philippines and U.S. Conduct Largest Ever Drills Near South China Sea 

News/Philippines/United States

The largest ever U.S.-Filipino military exercise began April 11 in the South China Sea, despite massive international protests. The Balikatan (shoulder-to-shoulder) 2023 has the

Philippines launches its first sovereign investment fund

Philippines

Philippine President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos on Tuesday signed into law the Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF) Act, establishing the country’s first-ever sovereign investment fund. “For

Duterte Heir Faces Fresh Impeachment as Philippine Power Struggle Deepens

February 2, 2026
Philippines/World

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte was hit with a new round of impeachment complaints on Monday, reviving allegations of corruption, abuse of public funds and betrayal of public trust less than a

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Hundreds of Thousands Join Philippines’ Black Nazarene Procession, Critics Target Corruption

January 10, 2026
Philippines/World

Hundreds of thousands of Filipino devotees flooded the streets of Manila on Friday to participate in the annual procession of the Black Nazarene, one of the world’s largest displays of Catholic faith.

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ICC Rejects Duterte’s Bid for Release, Order Ex Philippine President to Remain in Detention

November 29, 2025
Philippines/World

Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte will remain in detention at the International Criminal Court (ICC) after appeals judges on Friday rejected arguments from his defense team that the 80-year-old should be released

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Philippines Cabinet Shakeup Amid $2 Billion Flood-Control Scandal

November 19, 2025
Philippines/World

Two cabinet ministers in the Philippines resigned on Monday following allegations of corruption linked to government flood-control projects, in a scandal that has roiled the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Executive

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Philippine Military Chief Rejects Calls to Oust President Marcos

October 3, 2025
Philippines/World

The Philippines’ military leadership has firmly rejected calls from some retired officers to remove President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., emphasizing the armed forces’ commitment to constitutional order and national stability. Armed Forces chief

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Philippines Flood Control Projects Plagued by Corruption Allegations

September 11, 2025
Philippines/World

Flood control projects across the Philippines, intended to protect communities from increasingly severe typhoons, are now at the center of a major corruption scandal, according to reporting by Nikkei Asia. Maritess Alvaro,

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Philippines and Australia Launch Largest-Ever Joint Military Exercises

August 16, 2025
Philippines/World

The Philippines and Australia have commenced their largest-ever joint military exercises as regional tensions in the South China Sea continue to rise. The exercises, which include drills in Palawan province facing the

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Philippines Supreme Court Dismisses Impeachment Against VP Duterte

July 25, 2025
Philippines/World

The Supreme Court of the Philippines on Friday declared the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte unconstitutional, bringing a sudden halt to one of the country’s most politically charged proceedings in

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Duterte Set to Win Davao Mayoral Race from Hague Jail Cell

May 13, 2025
Philippines/World

Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte is poised to win the mayoral election in his hometown of Davao City despite being in pre-trial detention at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague

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US and Philippine Forces to Conduct ‘Full Battle Test’ in South China Sea

April 22, 2025
China/Philippines/World

US and Philippine forces are set to conduct their first-ever “full battle test” during this year’s Balikatan military exercises, marking a significant step in the deepening security partnership between Washington and Manila.

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