Verstappen poised to bounce back in Japan but Ferrari threatens
SUZUKA, Japan – Max Verstappen is hot favorite for this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix after failing to finish in Australia, but Ferrari is primed to exploit any slip-ups.
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Alcaraz tops Medvedev to repeat as Indian Wells champion
INDIAN WELLS, United States – World No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz cruised home in a 7-6 (7/5), 6-1 victory over Daniil Medvedev on Sunday (Monday Manila time) to win a second straight Indian Wells ATP title, both coming at the Russian's expense.
Swiatek sweeps past Sakkari for 2nd Indian Wells title
INDIAN WELLS – World No. 1 Iga Swiatek powered past Greece's Maria Sakkari 6-4, 6-0 on Sunday (Monday Manila time) to claim her second Indian Wells WTA title two years after she beat Sakkari for her first.
Sinner, Swiatek steam ahead, Murray out at Indian Wells
INDIAN WELLS, United States -- Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek led the charge into the third round of the ATP-WTA Indian Wells Masters with identical runaway scorelines on Friday (Saturday, Manila time.)
Back from Australia, Marcos visits mom in hospital
MANILA, Philippines — Arriving from a four-day official visit to Australia late Wednesday, President Marcos went straight to his mother, former first lady Imelda Marcos, who is confined in a hospital due to “slight pneumonia.”
Marcos trip Down Under allows revisit to sweet spots
MELBOURNE – President Marcos’ latest overseas trip allowed him to revisit his favorite spots in the country where he took some rest after a grueling yet successful campaign for the presidency in 2022.
‘Alarmed’ Marcos Jr. No trigger for MDT
MELBOURNE – While expressing “great alarm” over the latest incident involving Filipino and Chinese vessels in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), President Marcos said he did not see it as a trigger for the Mutual Defense Treaty (MDT) between the Philippines and the United States.
'Stop harassing us': Philippines foreign minister urges China
MELBOURNE: Philippine foreign minister Enrique Manalo told AFP on Monday that his country wants to solve maritime disputes with China peacefully -- but delivered a simple message to Beijing: "stop harassing us".Speaking on the sidelines of an Asean-Australia summit in Melbourne, Manalo defended his government's policy of publicising Chinese manoeuvres in contested maritime territory -- including the recent passage of warships near Scarborough Shoal.