Ferdinand Marcos Jr
Asean summit to go ahead in May, but shortened to ‘bare bones’ programme due to Middle East conflict
[MANILA] Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Friday that the Asean Leaders’ summit will go ahead in May, but will be shortened to a “bare-bones” programme that focuses on addressing issu...
Philippine President Marcos declares energy emergency over Middle East conflict risk
The one-year emergency declaration enables the government to secure essential fuel and petroleum stocks
Marcos says war may spur energy talks with China in disputed sea
The remarks signal a possible further easing of tensions between the Philippines and China
Philippines VP Duterte faces third impeachment complaint
A group of Filipino lawyers and priests are accusing her of graft and corruption over an alleged misuse of public funds
Philippine House panel finds bid to impeach Marcos lacks substance
The House of Representatives is expected to convene for a plenary vote to either uphold the committee’s findings or override them
New impeachment bids fire up Marcos-Duterte feud in Philippines
The top two leaders’ relationship collapses after they ride a joint ticket to electoral success
Philippines’ Marcos advised by doctors to rest after discomfort
PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was advised by his doctors to rest, having spent the night under medical observation after experiencing discomfort, his office said on Thursday.
Inside the Philippines’ stacked agenda to steer Asean’s trillion-dollar economy
Trade and Industry Department Undersecretary Allan Gepty speaks to BT on Manila’s priorities as chair of the bloc
Philippines’ Marcos signs 2026 budget bill, vows prudent spending
Economic growth slowed last year partly due to the flood-control corruption scandal
Government funds spent on luxury bags, cars: the US$2 billion scandal that paralysed the Philippines
Authorities have frozen about US$220 million in assets belonging to government officials and contractors so far
