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Ferdinand Marcos Jr. · PhilippinesPhilippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. asked all of his Cabinet secretaries to submit resignations on Thursday in a “bold reset” of his administration following last week’s mid-term elections, which saw more opposition candidates win crucial Senate seats. Marcos, the 67-year-old son of a late Philippine dictator overthrown in 1986, won the presidency in the deeply divided Southeast Asian country by a landslide in 2022 in a stunning political comeback as he made a steadfast call for national unity. But his equally popular vice-presidential running mate, Sara Duterte, later broke from him in a falling out that has sparked intense political discord.See the Story
Philippine president calls for all Cabinet secretaries to resign after election setbacks
44% Left coverage: 45 sources
Philippines Politics · PhilippinesPhilippine officials on Thursday condemned the Chinese coast guard, which it said used a powerful water cannon to target one of two Philippine fishing boats conducting marine research in the disputed South China Sea.See the Story
Philippines condemns Chinese coast guard’s use of water cannon on a research vessel
50% Left coverage: 24 sources
South China Sea Dispute · ChinaChina's foreign ministry on Friday urged the Philippines to immediately stop "infringement and provocation" in the South China Sea or face China's "resolute response." The remarks came a day after Beijing and Manila traded accusations following a confrontation between two of their vessels in contested waters of the South China Sea.See the Story
China urges Philippines to stop provocation in South China Sea
Coverage: 16 sources
