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NewsDesk MC May 3, 2026May 3, 2026 Beijing, china, ChinaCoastGuard, GlobalTimes, InternationalArbitration, Manila, MaritimeDispute, MaritimeSecurity, NavalTensions, PhilippineCoastGuard, philippines, ReefDispute, RegionalConflict, SandyCay, SouthChinaSea, SoutheastAsia, sovereignty, StrategicWaterway, TerritorialClaims, USAlliance, WestPhilippineSea

China, Philippines Clash Again Over Sandy Cay as South China Sea Tensions Rise

Beijing — China and the Philippines exchanged fresh accusations on Sunday over activities near Sandy Cay in the South China

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Filipino Pilgrims Embark on Hajj After Years of Sacrifice and Saving

Manila- About 5,300 Filipino Muslims began departing for Saudi Arabia this week to perform the annual Hajj pilgrimage, with special

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NewsDesk MC May 1, 2026May 1, 2026 ASEAN, Cristina Roque, energy security, export bans, food supply, fuel prices, Iran war, LNG imports, oil imports, philippines, Southeast Asia, Strait of Hormuz, trade routes

ASEAN Pledges Open Trade, Fuel Sharing Amid Iran War Disruptions

Manila- Southeast Asian nations pledged to keep trade flowing and accelerate an emergency fuel-sharing plan as the Iran war and

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NewsDesk MC April 17, 2026April 17, 2026 advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence, Asia Pacific, china, critical minerals, data infrastructure, economic strategy, Ferdinand Marcos Jr, Geopolitics, infrastructure investment, japan, Luzon Economic Corridor, Pax Silica, philippines, semiconductors, South China Sea, supply chain security, technology policy, trade cooperation, trilateral agreement, united states

US, Philippines Forge Strategic Industrial Hub to Bolster Chip Supply Chains

Manila— The United States and the Philippines will build a 4,000-acre industrial hub in the Luzon Economic Corridor to strengthen

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Second Filipino Killed in Middle East Conflict as Missile Hits Haifa Home

Manila— The Philippines confirmed on Tuesday that a second national has been killed in the ongoing Middle East conflict after

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Powerful 7.4 quake strikes Indonesia, triggers tsunami alert, leaves one dead

Jakarta — A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck off Indonesia’s Ternate island in the Northern Molucca Sea on Thursday, damaging buildings

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ASEAN pares summit agenda as Middle East conflict pressures region

Manila — Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Friday that leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will proceed

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NewsDesk MC October 13, 2025October 13, 2025 ASEAN, Asia regional cooperation, Asia-Pacific cooperation, Beijing news, china, China Coast Guard, China diplomacy, China foreign ministry, China foreign policy, China maritime rights, China-Philippines relations, Chinese diplomacy, Code of Conduct, global trade routes, international law, Lin Jian, maritime dispute, maritime security, peace and dialogue, peaceful coexistence, peaceful resolution, philippines, Philippines relations, regional stability, Sandy Cay, South China Sea, South China Sea peace talks, Spratly Islands

China Calls for Calm and Dialogue After South China Sea Incident with the Philippines

Beijing — China has called for restraint and renewed dialogue with the Philippines following a recent maritime incident near the

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NewsDesk MC December 3, 2023December 3, 2023 philippines

Philippine military on high alert after bombing called terrorism

Manila (Reuters) – Philippine forces were on high alert on Sunday after a bomb killed four people and wounded several

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NewsDesk MC November 25, 2023November 26, 2023 israel, palestine, philippines

Protesters in Manila Demand Ceasefire in Gaza and End to Israeli Occupation of Palestine

Manila – Demonstrators from civil society, the Catholic church, and academia gathered in Manila on Saturday to demand an unconditional