Ferdinand Marcos
Coverage of Ferdinand Marcos in the Nexus archive.
- Putin hosts ASEAN leaders amid G7 pressure on Ukraine war
President Vladimir Putin hosted ASEAN leaders in Kazan, Russia, to strengthen political and economic ties amid Western pressure over the Ukraine war. The summit commemorated 35 years of Russia-ASEAN collaboration, with discussions on security, trade, and energy cooperation.
- David Briscoe, AP journalist who chronicled Philippines’ democratic revolution, dies at 82
David Briscoe, an Associated Press journalist who covered the Philippines' transition from dictatorship to democracy, died at 82. He documented events including Ferdinand Marcos' regime collapse, Benigno Aquino Jr.'s assassination, and Corazon Aquino's rise to presidency.
- David Briscoe, AP journalist who chronicled Philippines' democratic revolution, dies at 82
David Briscoe, a journalist for The Associated Press, chronicled the Philippines' transition from dictatorship to democracy during the 1980s. He died at 82 in Hawaii after battling amyloidosis, having covered key events including the assassination of Benigno Aquino Jr. and Corazon Aquino's rise to presidency.
- Major quake off Philippines kills at least 31, dozen still missing
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake in the southern Philippines killed at least 31 people, injured 134, and triggered tsunami warnings. Landslides and aftershocks worsened the situation, with rescue efforts ongoing in General Santos and Sarangani province.
- Philippine Court Drops Remaining Marcos Ill-Gotten Wealth Case
A Philippine court has dismissed the remaining case against Ferdinand Marcos related to ill-gotten wealth. The decision marks the conclusion of legal proceedings tied to his assets.
- Duterte vs Marcos: The Political Feud Tearing Apart the Philippines
A political feud between Duterte and Marcos in the Philippines extends beyond domestic politics and has implications for South China Sea territorial disputes. The conflict between these two political figures could significantly impact regional geopolitical dynamics and the nation's foreign policy direction.
- Gunfire erupts at Philippine Senate as authorities look for prosecuted senator
Gunfire erupted at the Philippine Senate as authorities attempted to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity linked to former President Rodrigo Duterte's drug war. Dela Rosa managed to flee the scene. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about extrajudicial killings in the Philippines, with critics noting similar abuses continue under current President Ferdinand Marcos.
- Japan Inc cautious on Philippine business as Ferdinand Marcos visits Tokyo
Japan Inc is adopting a cautious approach toward Philippine business relations during Ferdinand Marcos's visit to Tokyo. The visit highlights potential diplomatic and economic discussions between the two nations.