Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Rules Out Giving US More Access To Military Bases
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said Monday the United States would not be given access to more Philippine military bases.
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Titans go for kill in Pilipinas Super League finals
LUCENA CITY — The Quezon Convention Center is expected to be packed to the rafters in anticipation of a possible championship of their very own Titans on Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., in the Pilipinas Super League President’s Cup.
Press Release - Revilla hopeful over historic trilateral meet
SENATOR Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr. today expressed optimism over the first trilateral meeting between the Philippines, Japan, and the United States held in the White House on April 11.
Press Release - Statement of Senator Risa Hontiveros on Rodrigo Duterte's remarks about the "gentleman's agreement"
Duterte and his men all have conflicting claims. Ang gulo nilang lahat, parang gobyerno niya noong pinuno siya.
WALANG AGE LIMIT SA PAGKAMIT NG TAGUMPAY AT EDUKASYON
“Bagamat mahirap, inisip ko na lamang na bahagi ito ng journey ko para maabot ang aking pangarap.”
KWENTONG LEARNCON PH | L.I.N.K. UP ng Caloocan student-leader, tagumpay para sa karapatang pangkabataan
Maituturing tagumpay sa buhay ng mga kabataan ang adbokasiya sa karapatang pangkabataan na ibinahagi ni LJ Diocel Trigo, isang Grade 10 student at Supreme Student Government (SSG) president ng Camarin High School sa Caloocan City, na L.I.N.K. UP o Listen, Interact, Nurture and Keep it UP sa pagdaos ng Learners’ Convergence Philippines (LearnCon PH) nitong nakaraang linggo.
Achiever Student Leader ng Baguio, handa na rin magserbisyo bilang bagong halal na SK Chair
“Leader, Achiever, and Mover.”
US, Japan, Philippines trilateral deal to change dynamic in South China Sea, Marcos says
WASHINGTON/MANILA: A cooperation agreement by the Philippines, the United States and Japan will change the dynamic in the South China Sea and the region, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Friday, while seeking to assure China it was not a target. "I think the trilateral agreement is extremely important," Marcos told a press conference in Washington a day after meeting President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in the nations' first trilateral summit.