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COTABATO CITY — Officials of the Bangsamoro government are bracing for a drawn-out legal battle as a consequence of the petition by constituent-local executives for the Supreme Court to declare null and void the newly-enacted regional governance code.
MANILA, Philippines — Hinatulang "guilty" ng Korte Suprema ang dating tagapagsalita ng National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) sa salang indirect contempt matapos pagbantaan at iugnay sa mga rebeldeng komunista ang isang hukom sa Maynila.
CANBERRA, Australia — Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos told Australia's parliament his country was on the "frontline" of a battle for regional peace Thursday -- pledging resolve as he sought support in maritime disputes with China.
SYDNEY: Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos Jr told the Australian parliament on Thursday he would not allow any foreign power to take "one square inch" of the country's territory, and that Manila was firm in defending its sovereignty. Australia and the Philippines began their first joint sea and air patrols in the South China Sea in November, aimed at countering an increasingly assertive China, which claims the entire sea as its own.
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go lauded the signing into law of Republic Act No. 11982, or the Amendments to the Centenarian Act. The measure, signed by President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. last February 26, now expands the benefits for elderly Filipinos.
As part of the Senate's plan to invite Filipino artists to open the Senate session, today marks a little divergence from the program: members of the Utah-based The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performed songs of worship to senators and guests before plenary discussions on important measures.
WASHINGTON, United States — The US Supreme Court agreed on Wednesday to hear Donald Trump's claim that as a former president he enjoys immunity from criminal prosecution, as the 2024 White House candidate faces dozens of state and federal charges.
Good day. Here are the stories for The Manila Times for Thursday, February 29, 2024.