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Trump, Marcos and Philippines

Philippines’ Marcos Seeks Reassurances From Trump Over Alliance

The Philippines’ top diplomat in Washington is optimistic of a White House meeting between President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Donald Trump in the spring as the former seeks assurances of their alliance in the face of threats from China.

philstar.com · 2d

Marcos wants to meet with Trump to discuss defense, foreign aid freeze

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is planning to meet with United States President Joe Biden to discuss a variety of issues, from the freeze of foreign aid to defense matters.

The Manila Times on MSN · 1d

Philippines' Marcos to seek Trump meeting on immigration crackdown

Manila: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said on Thursday he will seek a meeting with US President Donald Trump to discuss the new

Hosted on MSN · 2d

Marcos Seeks Meeting With Trump on Immigration, Defense

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he wants to meet with US President Donald Trump to discuss defense and trade ties as well as the fate of thousands of Filipinos at risk of deportation.

U.S. News & World Report · 2d

Philippines President Plans to Meet Trump to Discuss Immigration Policy

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said on Thursday he plans to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss various issues including immigration, in an effort to influence policy he said could impact a large number of Filipinos in the United States.

Philippine president offers deal to China

The Washington Post · 2d

Philippine president offers a deal to China: Stop sea aggression and I'll return missiles to US

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has offered to remove a U.S. missile system from the Philippines if China halts what he called its “aggressive and coercive behavior” in the disputed South Ch

ThePrint · 1d

Philippines offers to return US missiles if China ceases South China Sea aggression

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has proposed returning US Typhon missiles stationed in the Philippines if China ceases its aggressive actions in the South China Sea, Taiwan News reported. Speaking ahead of a meeting with US President Donald Trump,

The Star · 1d

Marcos offers China a missile ‘deal’

The Philippines will “return” the Typhon missile launchers to the United States if China will drop its claim on the West Philippine Sea and stop its harassment of Filipino vessels.

Channel NewsAsia Singapore13h

Philippines president 'very disturbed' over Chinese spy claims

MANILA: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said on Friday (Jan 31) that he is "very disturbed" by the surveillance of the ...

16h

Philippines’ arrest of more alleged Chinese spies fuels concerns of ‘deeply entrenched’ networks

The arrests follow the detention of another Chinese national accused of spying on military and police facilities.

The Tablet1h

Churches lead protests against Philippines government at historic shrine

Filipino Catholic and Protestant leaders mounted a protest on 31 January to criticise President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte, two ...

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Philippines' Marcos accuses predecessor Duterte of peddling lies over budget barb

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Monday accused his predecessor Rodrigo Duterte of peddling lies after the former ...

Cebu Daily News on MSN7h

Marcos: Proposed P200 minimum wage increase requires further review

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos Jr. said on Friday that the proposed P200 across-the-board minimum wage hike needs ...

Inquirer on MSN8h

Marcos says wage hike needs further study

The across-the-board wage hike ranging from P100 to P200 for private sector workers that legislators are proposing should ...

Hosted on MSN11h

First Lady Liza Marcos to represent PH at Dubai's World Governments Summit

First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos will represent the Philippines to the World Governments Summit 2025 to be held in Dubai this ...

philstar.com1d

Marcos warns of shutdown if Supreme Court rules against 2025 budget

President Bongbong Marcos called the petition baseless and difficult to justify. The petition, filed at the Supreme Court ...

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