By David Brunnstrom and Karen Lema WASHINGTON/MANILA (Reuters) -Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will meet U.S.

Leaders expected to hold talks on bilateral trade days before US tariffs on Philippine goods set to take effect.

Marcos, who arrived in Washington on Sunday, went to the Pentagon on Monday morning for talks with Defense Secretary Pete ...

Top US officials promised President Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines on Monday that Washington will defend its longtime ally and ramp up military resources aimed at deterring an assertive ...

Under a 2014 deal, called the Enhanced Defence Cooperation Agreement, or EDCA, the U.S. military has access to Philippine ...

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. heralded deeper ties with the US after meeting top officials in Washington. The test of whether that’s true will come on Tuesday when President Donald Trump ...

A shift in the policy mix between economic and security components would be beneficial to U.S. interests and regional ...

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. meets US President Donald Trump this week, hoping Manila's status as a key Asian ...

THE sudden official visit of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to Washington, D.C. from July 20-22, should not be mistaken for ...

At the end of its first three years in office, the Marcos administration produced no significant changes in the kinds of figures that indicate sustained ...

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr is to meet US President Donald Trump this week, hoping Manila’s status as a key ...

THE impending increase in tariffs to be imposed by the United States on Philippine exports will be taken up by President ...