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China: US-Philippines interactions 'shouldn't be damaging' to other nations' interests - Vimarsana News

China: US-Philippines interactions 'shouldn't be damaging' to other nations' interests

“We are not against normal interaction between the US and the Philippines, but their interaction should not be damaging to other countries’ interests,” China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said.

Marcos seeks partnership with France on nuclear energy - Vimarsana News

Marcos seeks partnership with France on nuclear energy

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he sought a partnership with France on nuclear energy during a bilateral meeting with French President Emannuel Macron at the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit in Thailand.

Kamala Harris: No better economic partner for Indo-Pacific than US - Vimarsana News

Kamala Harris: No better economic partner for Indo-Pacific than US

At the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO summit in Thailand, Harris said that strengthening US’ economic relationships in the region and partnering with the private sector is a top priority for Washington. 

DOH might seek extension of state of calamity to keep COVID response going - Vimarsana News

DOH might seek extension of state of calamity to keep COVID response going

The Philippines is under a nationwide state of calamity due to the COVID-19 pandemic after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. extended the declaration until December 31.

New COVID-19 cases 43% higher than last week — DOH - Vimarsana News

New COVID-19 cases 43% higher than last week — DOH

The DOH said that cases averaged 1,296 a day in the past week. The figure was 43% higher than the infections logged from October 31 to November 6.