(UPDATES) A CHINA Coast Guard (CCG) vessel has inched closer to the Philippines, sailing past an island located just 40 kilometers west of Calatagan in Batangas over the weekend, a maritime group said.
Based on monitoring by SeaLight, a maritime transparency project that monitors and reports activities in the South China Sea, the 135-meter CCG 5303 arrived 60 nautical miles west of Lubang Island at 4:20 p.m. on Sunday.
JARO, Leyte — Senate Majority Leader Francis Tolentino urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to accord priority to agriculture. “The Philippine economy is doing well, but the President should prioritize agriculture. Our country was hit by […]
(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday signed two laws that would pave the way for stronger disaster resilience and inclusive educational support. During a ceremony in Malacañang attended by legislators, Cabinet members, and other […]
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday said the Philippines would not send warships to the West Philippine Sea despite China’s recent water cannon attack against Filipino vessels. Speaking to reporters in Bulacan, […]
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