DFA conducting inventory of its properties abroad
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is conducting an inventory of all its properties abroad, some of which are in premium locations.
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President Marcos thanks United States Congress for $500 million military aid
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has personally thanked visiting members of the US Congress for Washington’s $500-million military aid to the Philippines, citing the importance of “strong” backing from a powerful ally in confronting “new challenges.”
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Press Release - Tolentino: Senate probe on M/T Terranova oil spill set on August 13
"The Senate inquiry on the massive oil spill caused by the ill-fated M/T Terranova will push through on August 13."
Election 2024: Kamala Harris faces crucial week ahead after smooth start to presidential campaign
WASHINGTON (AP) — The crowds are psyched. The campaign donations are flooding in. Volunteers are showing up at field offices in droves.
Germany and the Philippines agree to rapidly finalize a defense pact to address security threats
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Germany and the Philippines agreed Sunday to rapidly finalize a defense pact that would allow joint military training and possible sale of German weapons to address security threats, including China’s growing aggression in the South China Sea, which Manila’s defense chief said was “the sole cause of tensions” and conflicts in the disputed waters.
Bouzkova upsets Sabalenka, to face Badosa for Washington title
WASHINGTON, United States — Two-time reigning Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka struggled after a three-and-a-half hour rain delay and was upset by Marie Bouzkova in the WTA and ATP Washington Open semifinals Sunday (Manila time).
China says Philippines risks 'greater insecurity' after US military aid pledge
BEIJING, China — China on Wednesday warned the Philippines it risks "greater insecurity for itself", after the United States said it would provide $500 million in additional military funding to Manila in the face of Beijing's growing assertiveness.