Philippines’ Marcos Signs Laws Aimed at Strengthening Maritime Claims
On Friday, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed into law two pieces of legislation asserting the country’s maritime rights over disputed areas of the South China Sea, prompting an angry response from the Chinese government.
The Manila Times on MSN2h
Marcos: No need to enact law to enforce POGO banPresident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. insisted that there was no need to enact a new law to enforce the ban on Philippine Offshore ...
The Philippines has scrambled to deal with multiple calamities wreaked by four back-to-back typhoons and storms in less than ...
The Marcos administration is redirecting its anti-drug campaign to dismantle supply networks and pursue high-level drug ...
Typhoon batters storm-weary Philippines and displaces thousands more people as a new storm threatens
MANILA, Philippines — Typhoon Toraji unleashed floods ... have been struggling to respond to the aftermaths of the ...
The political feud is likely to worsen as the country moves toward the 2025 midterm elections and 2028 presidential election.
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. expressed confidence that US-Philippine relations will remain stable following the ...
The Philippines intends to play a constructive role in the global cruise tourism industry, President Marcos said.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos on Monday trimmed corporate taxes and offered ... Foreign direct investment to the ...
The last two typhoons and a tropical storm caused more than 160 deaths, damaged thousands of houses and farmlands and ...
The Manila Times on MSN1dOpinion
Marcos gives up what his father acquired in 1978 — for US' sakeFirst of two parts PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. last week signed into law the so-called Maritime Zones Act. The law ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback