Philippine, Chinese nationals
Philippine city says donations from alleged Chinese spies were accepted in good faith
A Philippine city that accepted donations of money and policing equipment from groups connected to Chinese nationals subsequently accused of espionage had received them in good faith and without strings attached,
The Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) on Tuesday urged a “whole-of-government” approach to prevent cases ...
The Philippine government is scrutinizing donations made by Chinese Communist Party-linked groups, led by four Chinese ...
Major improvements are taking place under the presidency of Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. One of his administration's first orders ...
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Philippine government deficit declined but exceeded limit in 2024The Marcos administration posted a smaller budget shortfall in 2024, but it was not enough to contain the deficit within the ...
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Philippines’ LGBTQ+ groups seek options to US aidThe Philippine government is seeking to identify sources of domestic financing to address the projected funding gap in HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis programs, the Department of Health says ...
By putting cybersecurity at the forefront, President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. is laying the groundwork for a safer, stronger ...
Existing defence agreements between allies the Philippines and the United States will stay intact under U.S. President Donald ...
The Philippine government successfully raised P22.0 billion through the auction of treasury bills, the Bureau of Treasury ...
The powerful Marcos and Duterte political clans are engaged in bitter political conflict in the Philippines. While ...
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