Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stands by his recent comments on Taiwan, insisting that Beijing is misinterpreting his statements for "propaganda purposes." ...

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President Marcos insisted he was just stating facts when he talked about getting Filipinos out from Taiwan if conflict ensues, saying he was perplexed that China took it as him playing with fire. READ ...

Taipei previously procured 29 HIMARS from Washington and received the first 11 sets in 2024. Once the planned purchases are completed, Taiwan would have 57 sets of HIMARS, the newspaper reported.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos warned Monday that his country would be dragged "kicking and screaming" into any war ...