Malacañang yesterday stood by President Marcos’ conditions for the removal of the US Typhon missile launchers after Chinese ...

The Philippines said Wednesday that no country or entity can dictate how it fortifies its defenses following calls by China ...

Chinese state media on Wednesday called on the Philippines to withdraw the United States' Typhon intermediate range missile ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains firm on his stance regarding the United States’ Typhon missile system, despite China’s ...

Vessel being built in Wuhan, designed to carry advanced hypersonic missiles, could serve as deterrent, according to ...

No foreign nation or entity has the authority to dictate how the country strengthens its defenses, the Armed Forces of the ...

During a Chinese Defense Ministry press briefing on Friday, spokesperson Senior Colonel Zhang Xiaogang criticized the Philippines for bringing in the Typhon missile system to cater to the U.S ...

Malacañang said yesterday that President Marcos’ stance on keeping the Typhon missile system in the country remains unchanged ...

U.S.-Philippine military exercises are longstanding, "purely defensive" and intended to maintain force readiness and preserve ...

The system is part of a U.S. drive to amass ... and that the Philippines had never promised to withdraw the Typhon missile. The Philippines "adheres to its pacifist constitution which renounces ...

Chinese state media on Wednesday (Feb 26) called on the Philippines to withdraw the United States' "Typhon" intermediate ...