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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.
Naveed Tariq is CEO of Seagrass, an Abu Dhabi-based carbon finance provider owned by German utility company E.ON.
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”.
At a January 17 meeting in Shanghai, Beijing and Manila agreed to take steps to ease tensions after a year of high-seas territorial face-offs between their ships in the sea passage, one of the world’s busiest.
“Perhaps by now, you know that I am really a music lover. I have been for a long time,” Marcos Jnr said.
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A Filipino fishing boat captain protested on Tuesday the Chinese coast guard’s aggression in the disputed South China Sea where he said Chinese officers drove him and his men away from a disputed shoal and ordered them to dump their catch back to sea.
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.
BANGKOK (AP) — A study issued Tuesday by researchers collecting evidence of war crimes in Myanmar supported reports that air strikes by the military government damaged churches in the Buddhist-dominated country’s sole Christian-majority state.