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Marcos' work cut out for him, from Philippines' energy crisis to China oil deal, Asia News - Vimarsana News

Marcos' work cut out for him, from Philippines' energy crisis to China oil deal, Asia News

Incoming Philippine President Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jnr will barely have time to toast his presidential victory, as a mounting set of challenges awaits him. After he is sworn in on Thursday (June 30), he will have to tackle the ongoing surge in prices of basic goods, electricity and oil, alongside a looming energy crisis and pressure from China to sign...

Report: New Sabah invasion plan brewing in South Philippines, security source warns | Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Report: New Sabah invasion plan brewing in South Philippines, security source warns | Malaysia

KOTA KINABALU, Dec 9 — The Southern Philippines officials and the Sulu militia were making secret plans to invade Sabah, according to a regional security who said this could take place next February, nine years after a deadly incursion into Lahad Datu. According to a report by South China Morning...

Secret plot to invade Malaysia's Sabah hatched in Philippines: Source - Vimarsana News

Secret plot to invade Malaysia's Sabah hatched in Philippines: Source

A secret meeting to discuss plans to send an armed militia to invade the Malaysian state of Sabah on Borneo island is believed to have been held by a senior local government official in the southern Philippines, a senior regional security source has told This Week In Asia. The Dec 1 meeting was conducted by a locally-elected official of Sulu...

Myanmar military urged not to 'invite' foreign intervention, as Asean foreign ministers meet - Vimarsana News

Myanmar military urged not to 'invite' foreign intervention, as Asean foreign ministers meet

Reuters Asean foreign ministers held an emergency meeting on Tuesday afternoon during which the bloc called on Myanmar’s military rulers to stop violence against demonstrators and immediately release civilian leaders as a first step towards quelling the unrest that has followed last month’s coup. Ahead of the talks, police in Myanmar continued to use violence – including the firing of live bullets – to disperse crowds as protests continued in Yangon and across the country, Reuters reported, citing activists and eye witnesses. The virtual Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Natio...