(Daily Tribune) The congregation of Filipino-Chinese businessmen is asking the presidency of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to focus on improving the health conditions of the Filipinos and the provision of more jobs to bounce back from the adverse effects of the… Continue Reading →

(Journal Online) The 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) is here and it has already sparked Filipino pride and awakened our inner athletes. Whether you know it or not, there’s an inner athlete in all of us. Some are just… Continue Reading →

(Manila Bulletin) The United States said it looks forward to working with the next Philippine President and sees to renew its cooperation with the country on key human rights and regional priorities. In a press briefing in Washington on May… Continue Reading →

(Radio Free Asia) Philippines’ president-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr., will likely seek to turn the country to an ally of China, despite lingering anti-Beijing sentiment, analysts said following his landslide election victory on Tuesday. “Bongbong” Marcos, the son of long-ruling dictator… Continue Reading →

(France24) His bid for the top job started in typical bold style: a livestream broadcast of himself riding in a coach emblazoned with “Man of Destiny” through Manila’s morning traffic to file his candidacy. But his vow to jail corrupt… Continue Reading →

(Reuters) – Ferdinand Marcos Jr, the son and namesake of the Philippines dictator deposed in a 1986 popular uprising, won a presidential election by a huge margin on Monday, according to unofficial results, marking a stunning comeback for the country’s… Continue Reading →

(Bulatlat) MANILA — Dehumanizing queues, malfunctioning VCMs, and violence — election-related anomalies pushed the voters and watchdogs to call for the extension of voting hours to the Commission on Elections (Comelec) today, May 9. In the latest report of VoteReportPH,… Continue Reading →

(Kuwait Times) MANILA: Hundreds of Philippine priests on Thursday endorsed the main rival to former dictator Ferdinand Marcos’s son, just days ahead of a presidential election they called a “battle for the soul” of the nation. About 200 members of… Continue Reading →