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Hillary Clinton, a former U.S. Secretary of State, says she is anxious that the Philippines might end up as a “province” of China if the country remains unable to act against Chinese actions in the West Philippine Sea.

Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Antonio Carpio calls out President Rodrigo Duterte to lead the efforts, not leaving the matter to his officials, in resolving the newly sparked West Philippine Sea turmoil, stressing that China only listens to a nation’s leader.

Following the United States’ statements over the Taiwan issue, China sent a warning to the superpower on Thursday, noting them not to “play with fire.”

The Republic of the Philippines, along with its ally the United States of America, have expressed concerns about the increasingly aggressive acts of China in the resource-rich West Philippine Sea following the reports on Thursday, April 8, that armed Chinese ships have chased away a Filipino civilian vessel from the disputed territory.

State Department Spokesperson Ned Price openly expressed on Wednesday, April 7, that the increasing aggressive actions of the People’s Republic of China in the South China Sea (West Philippine Sea) concern the U.S. about the welfare of its partners.

The members of the House of Representatives and senators set aside their political differences to back Department of National Defense Chief Delfin Lorenzana’s stand and Department of Foreign Affairs’ diplomatic protest on Monday about the presence of Chinese ships at Julian Felipe Reef in the West Philippine Sea.

Except for radio broadcaster Malu Cadelina Manar (now deceased), all winners of the 12th Bright Leaf Agriculture Journalism Awards were present.

I always associate Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, with two Hollywood motion pictures. The first one was Danny Boyle’s The Beach (2000), which starred heartthrob Leonardo DiCaprio. Based on the novel of the same name by Alex Garland, it was filmed on Koh Phi Phi’s island.

Digital currency payment system, known as the Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DECP)

Nito lamang Sabado, Enero 16, pinirmahan na ng Pilipinas ang China ang kasunduan sa komersiyal para sa Subic-Clark Railway project na nagkakahalaga ng tinatayang $940-M o mahigit na P45-B.