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Marcos tells Japan parliament: Rules must govern seas, not force
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said that the Philippines and Japan pledged to strengthen maritime cooperation amid tensions in the South China Sea.
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scmp.com
Marcos’ historic Japan trip: what will Philippine leader seek from Takaichi?
Japan is a key counterweight for the Philippines to deal with its maritime challenges in the South China Sea, analysts say.
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gmanetwork.com
Marcos heads to Japan for state visit
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday departed the country for a four-day state visit to Japan.
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Marcos urges young Filipinos to take grab opportunities in Japan
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday encouraged young Filipinos in Japan to take advantage of all opportunities available in the Land of the Rising Sun as he met with the…
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rappler.com
Marcos in Japan: Security, energy, trade, and peace in a chaotic world
The Philippine President is accorded a state visit, signaling Manila’s growing importance to Japan and vice versa
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adnkronos.com
Philippines' Marcos Vows to Upgrade Bilateral Ties with Japan
Tokyo, May 27 (Jiji Press)--Visiting Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday expressed his country's commitment to elevating relations with Japan to a comprehensive…
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Marcos secures $3.4B investment pledges from Japanese business leaders
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday secured stronger commitments for deeper economic integration during a high-level roundtable meeting with top Japanese business…
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Marcos: PH, Japan to elevate ties to 'comprehensive strategic partnership'
The Philippines and Japan are poised to elevate its ties to a “comprehensive strategic partnership,” President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Wednesday.
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apnews.com
Japan woos Philippine leader during state visit with arms sales and China in mind
Japan is treating Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. with exceptional hospitality on his four-day state visit.
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independent.co.uk
Japan and Philippines move to bolster military ties as China’s rise causes anxiety
Ferdinand Marcos Jr is receiving ‘exceptional level of hospitality’ in Tokyo
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Japan, Philippine Leaders Hold Summit in Tokyo
Tokyo, May 28 (Jiji Press)--Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and visiting Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. held a bilateral summit at a state guest house in Tokyo…
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Japan, Philippines Agree to Become Comprehensive Partners
Tokyo, May 28 (Jiji Press)--Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and visiting Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. held a bilateral summit at a state guest house in Tokyo…
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Marcos tells Japan parliament: Rules must govern seas, not force
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said that the Philippines and Japan pledged to strengthen maritime cooperation amid tensions in the South China Sea.
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channelnewsasia.com
Philippines, Japan committed to bolstering maritime security: Marcos
TOKYO: The Philippines and Japan are committed to strengthening maritime security, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said on Thursday (May 28) during a visit to Tokyo, weeks…
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military.com
Japan Woos Visiting Philippine Leader During State Visit with Arms Sales and China in Mind
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is receiving an exceptional level of hospitality.
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Philippines, Japan elevate ties, begin talks for intel-sharing agreement
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says that at a 'time of profound transformation' globally, allies and partners must engage deeper
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Marcos: PH, Japan to start talks for General Security of Military Information deal
The Philippine and Japanese governments have agreed to begin negotiations for a General Security of Military Information Agreement, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Thursday.
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Marcos: Japan played indispensable role in PH economic dev't
In his address before the National Diet or the National Legislature of Japan on Thursday, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. acknowledged Japan’s role in the Philippines’ economic…
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globalnation.inquirer.net
PH, Japan start talks on sharing military info, maritime borders
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hold a joint press briefing in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo: Marianne Bermudez/Inquirer) TOKYO, Japan — The…
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FULL TEXT: Marcos' address before the National Diet of Japan
'The relationship between the Philippines and Japan is, at its core, a story of transformation — from reconciliation to deep mutual trust,' Marcos tells Japan's Parliament
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malaymail.com
China brands Japan-Philippines maritime border talks ‘illegal and invalid’
BEIJING, May 29 — China expressed strong opposition today to a decision by Japan and the Philippines to start maritime border negotiations, calling the talks “illegal” and...