ArchiveAboutContact
News in English

No change in Indo-Pacific stance under Trump presidency, says Philippine envoy

· 1 min read

Reuters:

MANILA, Feb 28 – The United States’ Indo-Pacific strategy will unlikely change should Donald Trump win in the presidential race, the Philippines’ longtime ambassador to Washington said on Wednesday.

Jose Manuel Romualdez in a speech said he was in touch with one of Trump’s close advisers who indicated to him the continuation of its current stance in the region.

The Philippines will not let up in asserting its maritime claims, Romualdez said, as tensions in the South China Sea continue to simmer, with Beijing vehemently opposed to what it considers incursions by Philippine vessels in into what it considers its waters.

Comments are closed.

Related

News in English

Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen graced the closing of the Fourth PEMA Symposium.

10 October 2026: The three-day symposium, held at PEMA Rehab under the theme “Inclusive Mental Wellbeing: Transforming Vulnerabilities to Hope, Healing and Human Connection,” brought together international and local experts and stakeholders to discuss how to make mental health care in Bhutan more proactive, inclusive and compassionate. Addressing the gathering, Her Majesty’s granted a powerful […]

gyalchi
News in English

Russia kills eight people in Ukraine, attacks two vessels in Black Sea

Al Jazeera: Russian forces have launched widespread missile, drone, and artillery attacks across Ukraine, causing civilian casualties while hitting regional infrastructure and commercial shipping in the Black Sea. Ukraine’s Air Force on Saturday reported facing a huge overnight barrage involving 174 drones from across Russia and Ukraine’s annexed Crimean Peninsula, alongside two Zircon antiship missiles […]

Online now: 32 Today: 3510 Total visitors: 6187