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MANILA: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said the Philippines has taken the “first step” towards a federal form of government that would spread political power that has long been held in the capital, Manila.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will do what his father, former president Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr., did 45 years ago: toss the ball at the FIBA World Cup.

Marcos is overhauling Philippine strategy, and the strategic shift is as significant as any in the region.

The last time the Philippines hosted the world's best in basketball, the country was still under martial law

Coffee Project, renowned as the Philippines’ "Most Instagrammable Cafe," opens new branches in Laoag and Subic, inviting coffee enthusiasts and foodies to embark on a remarkable journey of flavors with its enchanting blend of delectable coffee concoctions, refreshing juices, and hearty meals. Coffee Project is not just a café; it…

There are no official announcements or reports about any supposed Philippine plan to establish a security alliance similar to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. on Thursday said the Philippine government has already been doing an initial step of federal governance in the country.

Philippine Canadian Inquirer PBBM cites need to create ‘power centers’ across PH News

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. on Thursday said the Philippines has taken the first step towards a federal form of government that would make the countrys political structure and political life more stable.

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said the Philippines has taken the first step toward a federal form of government that would make the countrys political structure more stable.