Marcos muling nagpapatibay ng suporta sa rules-based order

Muling ipinahayag ni Pangulong Marcos ang suporta ng Pilipinas sa rules-based international order habang nagpapatuloy ang tensyon sa West Philippine Sea sa pagitan ng Pilipinas at China. Ito ay sinabi sa kanyang Facebook post pagkatapos ng vin d’honneur sa Malacañang. Kasabay nito, nag-ulat ang Philippine Coast Guard ng pagharas ng Chinese vessels sa isang Filipino fishing boat malapit sa Panatag Shoal.

Noong Enero 18, 2026, nag-post si Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sa Facebook upang muling ipahayag ang dedikasyon ng Pilipinas sa dialogue, cooperation, at rules-based international order, lalo na habang hawak ng bansa ang ASEAN chairmanship. "As the Philippines assumes the ASEAN chairship, we remain committed to dialogue, cooperation and a rules-based international order. Here’s to stronger ties and lasting friendships among our nations," ani Marcos. Ito ay isang araw pagkatapos ng annual vin d’honneur sa Malacañang, isang opisyal na reception na dinaluhan ng foreign envoys, government officials, lawmakers, judiciary members, at business leaders upang gunitain ang Bagong Taon at anibersaryo ng kalayaan ng Pilipinas.

Sa parehong okasyon, nagpasalamat si Marcos sa diplomatic community para sa kanilang partnerships at nagpahayag ng kumpiyansa sa darating na gawain. Gayunpaman, ang pahayag ay nagmumula sa konteksto ng mga kamakailang insidente sa West Philippine Sea. Noong Enero 12, nag-ulat ang Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ng unang harassment incident ngayong taon, kung saan lumapit ang isang People’s Liberation Army Navy vessel at China Coast Guard ship sa fishing boat na FFB Prince LJ malapit sa Panatag Shoal, mga 124 nautical miles mula sa Zambales, na nasa loob ng 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone ng Pilipinas. Nagblare ng sirens at hinadlangan ang landas ng barko ng mga Chinese vessels bandang tanghali, na sumagot naman ang PCG multirole response vessel BRP Cape San Agustin pagkatapos ng 3:59 p.m.

"The Philippine Coast Guard remains steadfast in defending the safety and maritime rights of our fishermen, in full accordance with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the 2016 Arbitral Award," pahayag ni PCG Commandant Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan.

Kasabay nito, nag-file ng diplomatic protest ang Chinese embassy laban kay PCG spokesman Commodore Jay Tarriela dahil sa kanyang social media post na nagpapakita ng caricatures ng Chinese President Xi Jinping na may text na “Why China remains to be a bully?” Sa panananggap, sinabi ni Tarriela na walang dahilan upang humingi ng paumanhin dahil hindi niya binanggit ang pangalan. "Why would I apologize over the caricature? Is that really their issue? I didn’t even mention that it was President Xi Jinping – they were the ones who named him," aniya sa Filipino. Nadismaya siya sa batayan ng reklamo ng embassy.

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During the ASEAN and East Asia summits in Kuala Lumpur, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. criticized China's actions in the South China Sea while expressing optimism about finalizing a Code of Conduct and inviting Chinese President Xi Jinping to Manila in 2026. This approach highlights the Philippines' dual strategy of asserting sovereignty and seeking diplomatic progress as it assumes the ASEAN chairmanship. Concerns arise that prioritizing the code could lead to concessions amid ongoing tensions.

Binigyan ng paalala ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. noong Huwebes ang 42 bagong na-promoteng heneral at flag officers ng Armed Forces of the Philippines na ipagtanggol ang soberanya ng bansa sa gitna ng mga hamon sa West Philippine Sea.

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The Philippines officially assumed the chairmanship of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations on October 28, 2025, at the close of the 47th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. received the handover from Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, setting the stage for Manila to host key meetings in 2026. Marcos expressed hopes to invite Chinese President Xi Jinping to Manila if South China Sea code of conduct talks conclude successfully by then.

Japan and the Philippines signed a new defense pact in Manila on Thursday. The Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement (ACSA) facilitates the provision of supplies like fuel, ammunition, and food between their forces during joint exercises, aimed at deterring China's growing maritime assertiveness. Amid rising regional tensions, both nations emphasized upholding the rule of law in the Indo-Pacific.

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In a rare show of compassion, Chinese navy members assisted a distressed Filipino fisherman in the West Philippine Sea on Christmas Day. They provided bottled water and food to the man who had written a 'help me' sign on his small boat. While the fisherman expressed thanks, the Philippine Coast Guard questioned the Chinese vessel's presence in the area.

Pinangunahan ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ang pag-promote ng 50 heneral ng Philippine National Police sa Malacañang noong Disyembre 17, habang hinikayat silang huwag maging komplacente sa gitna ng lumalaking mga hamon sa seguridad. Binigyang-diin niya ang kahalagahan ng pagiging visible ng pulisya sa panahon ng Pasko upang mapanatili ang kaligtasan ng publiko. Ipinakita rin ng kaganapang ito ang suporta ng pamahalaan sa kapulisan sa pamamagitan ng pagtaas ng sahod at allowance.

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called on Filipinos to embrace discipline, unity, and national progress as they enter 2026, emphasizing empathy amid the challenges of the past year.

 

 

 

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