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Describing his country as one that “[enjoys] the privileges, rights and freedoms of a democratic society”, Teodoro Jnr said it was unsurprising that “an agent of a party and system of government incompatible with our way of life … would go that far and that low”.
MANILA — The Philippines armed forces will guarantee the "unimpeded and peaceful" exploration and exploitation of natural resources within the country's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) as it shifts its focus to external defence, Manila's defence secretary said.
MANILA — Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said the country's constitution should be changed to support the economy and was "not written for the globalised world", as the country's senate criticised efforts to amend it as "sinister and underhand".
MANILA — Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said he does not endorse Taiwan independence and reiterated his country was committed to its One-China policy, a response to China's outrage over recent remarks in congratulating Taiwan's election winner.
Marcos said in an interview with GMA News TV aired on Tuesday that his congratulatory comment to Lai Ching-te earlier this month, where he referred to him as president, was a “common courtesy”.
MANILA -- Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Tuesday that he will not cooperate with the International Criminal Court's investigation into the violent campaign against illegal drugs mounted by his immediate predecessor, Rodrigo Duterte.
Marcos said ICC investigators can come and visit “as ordinary people” but the government will not assist them.
MANILA — The Philippines will not co-operate with the International Criminal Court's (ICC) investigation into a brutal anti-narcotics campaign carried out under its former president, current President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said on Tuesday (Jan 23).