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Sino-Philippine Ties Put to the Test Over China's Military Buildup in the Spratlys

Sino-Philippine Ties put to the Test Over China's Military Buildup in the Spratlys

China and the Philippines face a new challenge to their diplomatic ties after Manila filed a mild protest before the Chinese Embassy last month over Beijing's reported military buildup on the islands and reefs in the contested Spratly Islands in the South China Sea.

China and Philippines have agreed to create 30 projects worth $3.7 billion to fight poverty.

China Offers $3.7B for Anti-Poverty Projects in the Philippines

China will be working with the Philippines on 30 projects worth $3.7 billion that aim to alleviate poverty, the two countries announced following a meeting in Beijing on Monday.

Philippine Delegation Flies to Beijing to Discuss Investment, Economic Cooperation with China

Philippine Delegation Flies to Beijing to Discuss Investment, Economic Cooperation With China

A group of high-level Philippine officials are set to meet high-ranking Chinese authorities this week in Beijing to iron out the final details of $15 billion worth of investment and economic deals that President Rodrigo Duterte inked with the Asian giant during his first official state visit to China last year.

Philippine President Duterte to visit China again.

Philippines President Duterte to Visit China Again in May: Report

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte will once again visit China after his historic visit to the country in October last year. This time, the Filipino leader would be coming to China to attend a multilateral summit that will be held in May.

Rodrigo Duterte

Philippine President Duterte Criticized over His Martial Law Threat

Philippine rights advocates and survivors of the dictator Ferdinand Marcos, the country's former leader, criticized President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday for his comments that he is considering of declaring martial law to curb what he called the country's run-away drugs problem.

Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Threatens to Declare Martial Law

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte threatened on Saturday to declare martial law to the country should he deem it necessary to continue with his government's bloody war against illegal drugs.

Anti-U.S.

Philippines’ ‘Protests’ Meekly against China’s Deployment of Anti-aircraft Weapons to the Spratlys

The note verbale was delivered "quietly," apparently so as not to irritate the Chinese.

Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin

Russia Offers Weapons, Friendship to Philippines

Russia is trying to diversify its foreign ties.

Inmates

Over 150 Prisoners Escape After Gunmen Storm a Philippine Jail

Over 150 inmates have escaped a Philippines prison after armed men believed to be part of an Islam Separatist group launched an attack on the North Cotabato District Jail in Kidapawan city at 17:00 GMT on Wednesday.

Manila visitor

Putin Sends Obsolete Russian Navy Warships to Manila on Goodwill Visit to Duterte

Both ships are part of the Russian Navy's Pacific Fleet based in Vladivostok.

Rodrigo Duterte

Provincial Journalist Shot Dead in the Philippines; Journalist Union Urges Duterte to 'Walk the Talk'

A provincial newspaper publisher in the Philippines was shot dead after writing an article that alleged that there was official negligence over the recent discovery of a methamphetamine laboratory.

Duterte Wants Oil Sharing Agreement with China in the Disputed South China Sea

Duterte Wants Oil Sharing Agreement with China in the Disputed South China Sea

Citing Manila's inability to put up a fight with China, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he would instead pursue economic opportunities with Beijing including sharing any oil resources with the Asian giant in areas in the South China Sea where their claims overlap.

Philippines Sets Aside South China Sea Dispute With Beijing

Philippines Sets Aside South China Sea Dispute With Beijing

Manila is setting aside its South China Sea dispute with Beijing for the meantime and will instead focus on enhancing the other aspects of their relations such as trade, commerce, and political affairs.

Firearms from China is Ready for  Shipping to Philippines, Payable in 25 yrs

Firearms From China is Ready for Shipping to the Philippines

Just a month after the US State Department decided to stop the sale of rifles to Manila, firearms ordered by the Philippines from China are ready to be shipped, Philippine President Duterte on Sunday during a visit to the Armed Forces of the Philippines' Northern Luzon Command at Camp Servillano Aquino in Tarlac City.

 Philippine is Unlikely to Host America in Patrolling South China Sea

Philippine Unlikely to Host US in Patrolling South China Sea

Philippine defense secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Thursday it is highly unlikely for the country to allow the US military to use it as a springboard for freedom of navigation patrols in the disputed South China Sea to avoid antagonizing China.

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