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Marcos keeps Gadon as presidential adviser

Despite the security, legal, and logistical issues that are still being discussed, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says the Philippines 'wants to help'

While President Marcos Jr. has adopted a softer approach towards the media, issues persist: red-tagging, media consolidation by close political allies, hyperpartisan online influencers and networks

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said he agrees with the incomplete grade given him and his Cabinet by pundits as he wraps up his first year in office.

Acting on the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) led by Secretary Maria Antonia

The Philippines has the potential to become a real carbon sink and could seize the opportunity available in the carbon credits market because of its large

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said he agrees with the incomplete grade given him and his Cabinet by economic experts as he wraps up his first year in office.

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Marcos vows to address illegal recruitment, human trafficking News

 A SENIOR lawmaker on Wednesday gave President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. an “above-par” rating in his first year in office, having made “notable breakthroughs” in his goal to deliver jobs and attract more investments while putting the economy back on its pre-pandemic path of high and inclusive growth. “President Marcos has…

“It is entirely possible that we will not find a way to make it happen,” the Philippine president says.