BEIJING (Reuters) -China accused the Philippines on Friday of "playing with fire" after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said ...

China’s Foreign Ministry on Friday said it has “lodged serious protests” with the Philippines over President Ferdinand Marcos ...

Philippine President Marcos Jr’s interview with Firstpost’s Managing Editor Palki Sharma has triggered a global buzz with ...

Tensions between China and the Philippines have intensified in recent years over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.

The vessels were spotted a day after Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos made comments about Taiwan. Read more at ...

Philippine president’s contention that his country would ‘have to get involved’ in US-China confrontation prompts strong ...

Mr Marcos said Philippines’ closeness to Taiwan would make involvement necessary in conflict. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Philippines urges peaceful settlement of Taiwan dispute after China protests President Marcos’s remarks in a Firstpost ...

Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. doubled down in his country's long-running maritime dispute with China on Thursday, vowing not to "cede one square inch" of territory claimed by Beijing.

Beijing lodged a formal protest after President Marcos said the Philippines couldn’t stay out of a China-US war over Taiwan.

The previously unreported exercise offers a rare window into contingency planning over Taiwan, which some Asian and Western ...