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The Manila Times on MSN‘Marcos-Trump pact a smart strategy’A PROMINENT political advocate has defended the trade and security agreement between President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and ...
He is starting the second half of his single six-year term beset with economic and political risks. Read more at straitstimes ...
When President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. left on July 20, for an official visit to the US, Typhoon Crising was huffing her fury across the country, intensified by the southwest monsoon (habagat). Local ...
More than a hundred activists gathered in front of the Philippine Consulate General in New York to stage a protest dubbed the ...
The results of the Philippines-United States talks in Washington DC between President Donald Trump and President Ferdinand ...
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The Manila Times on MSNMarcos urged to tackle twin deficits, investment reformsCAPITAL markets stakeholders want President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to deliver a clear and credible economic road map in his ...
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Inquirer Business on MSNPH seen taking bigger hit from US tariffs than IndonesiaThe new US tariffs could hurt the Philippine economy more than Indonesia’s, even though both face a 19-percent import tax, as ...
AS PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. prepares to deliver his fourth State of the Nation Address (Sona) on Monday, July 28, 2025, ...
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Philstar.com on MSNVP Sara urges government to craft independent foreign policyVice President Sara Duterte urged the government anew to craft an independent foreign policy, alleging that the Philippines ...
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The Manila Times on MSNSONA, Fed, trade seen driving market sentimentSENTIMENT this week will likely be driven by developments including President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s report to the nation, ...
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Inquirer.net on MSNSona protest: ‘ZomBBM,’ ‘Sara-nanggal’ effigies set ablazeSouthern Tagalog burned two effigies—named “ZomBBM” and “Sara-nanggal” — ahead of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s fourth ...
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BusinessWorld on MSNUS tariff may trim PHL GDP growthTHE United States’ 19% tariff on Philippine goods could cut the Philippines’ gross domestic product (GDP) growth by 0.4 percentage point (ppt), Nomura Global Markets Research said.
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