MANILA, Philippines — The Marcos administration needs about P155 billion to fund its measures aimed at cushioning the impact ...
MANILA, Philippines — Government programs would not be disrupted even if the administration is dealing with the wide-reaching impact of the war in the Middle East, President Marcos gave assurance ...
Even in the context of the current “energy emergency,” President Marcos’ proposal would have to surmount considerable constitutional and political hurdles. On Tuesday, in an interview with Bloomberg ...
On March 6, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. acknowledged that Manila is “a victim of a war we did not choose or desire” in an address to the country. Clearly, he was referencing the ...