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Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized Chinas importance as the worlds second-largest economy and top trading partner in talks with Southeast Asian leaders. He highlighted Chinas history of friendship with Southeast Asia and the joint efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. However, rival claimant states in the South China Sea expressed concerns over Chinas aggressive actions in the disputed region.

China News: Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized China's importance as the world's second-largest economy and top trading partner in talks with Southeast Asian lea

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. on Wednesday reported before the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) that there have been some progress in the negotiations for a Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sea which, he said, is in accordance with international law.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. on Wednesday was formally invited by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for an official visit to Canada in 2024 to mark the two countries 75 years of diplomatic relations.

(UPDATE) PRIME Minister Justin Trudeau invited President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday to visit Canada next year to mark the two countries 75 years of diplomatic relations.

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday expressed his desire to forge stronger ties with Indonesia that would result in more business opportunities.

JAKARTA (AFP): The Philippines is ready to chair Asean in 2026 instead of Myanmar, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said on Tuesday (Sept 5), as the bloc wrestles with how to engage with the country's junta rulers.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) Executive Minister Eduardo Manalo as his special envoy for overseas Filipino concerns.

THE governments anti-insurgency task force is open to suggestions from the Catholic Church in adopting moral and ethical approaches in addressing communist insurgency, President Ferdinand Marcos security adviser said on Saturday.

PUERTO PRINCESA, Palawan: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the Philippines would not allow other countries to claim our territory amid continuing tensions in the West Philippine Sea.