In a telephone conversation, the two leaders discussed Beijing's two-year detention of former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig and Canadian businessman Michael Spavor, who are both being held on charges of spying.

US, Canada leaders tackle China's 'arbitrary' detention of Canadians

The Philippines is open to opportunities for collaboration with US businesses in the energy, manufacturing, telecommunications, information technology, and business process management sectors, all with an eye towards sustainability.

Locsin underscores PH-US relations, urges stronger economic ties between two countries

The President’s decision to withdraw the abrogation of the Visiting Forces Agreement came on the grounds of the two nations’ respect for their partnership being “sovereign equals.”

Best friends again! PH-US alliance makes Duterte reconsider VFA

The visit of United States Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman to Tianjin is off to a rocky start as China warns the U.S. against “demonizing” it, in wake of sanctions imposed over Hong Kong’s deteriorating democracy and large-scale cyberattacks from the Communist country.

China warns Washington: stop ‘demonizing’ it

The Palace has confirmed that Austin will pay a courtesy call on Duterte upon his arrival in the Philippines later today.

Welcome development; Digong to meet with US Defense Secretary

For better or worse, the US has all the means to justify its actions, but it still chose to abandon the Afghan people and leave the entire country back to where it began.

No, Mr. Biden, a free Afghanistan is America’s moral obligation

The US leader also expressed concern about the recent increase in cyberattacks, including via ransomware, which typically see hackers encrypting victims' data and then demanding money for restored access.

Cold War Part Two? Biden accuses Russia of ‘trying to disrupt’ 2022 elections

As Haiti descends into chaos after President Jovenel Moise was assassinated by foreign mercenaries, the country has requested help from the United States and United Nations to protect the country.

Haiti on the brink of ‘anarchy’ after President’s assassination; asks help from US, UN

Stating that it has no right to interfere in US affairs, Malacanang will leave to President Joe Biden the decision whether to heed the senators’ call to condemn the human rights situation in the Philippines or ignore them.

Beyond their control! Palace shrugs off US senators’ call to address rights abuses in PH, leaves matter to Biden

The United Nations Security Council has urged for an immediate end to hostilities while also calling “all countries” to take in refugees and cease deportation of Afghans already in their countries.

US military takes over Kabul airport as refugees rush to escape Taliban

Welcome development; Digong to meet with US Defense Secretary photo from ABS-CBN News

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No, Mr. Biden, a free Afghanistan is America’s moral obligation photo from Hindustan Times

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Best friends again! PH-US alliance makes Duterte reconsider VFA photo from PCOO

Haiti on the brink of ‘anarchy’ after President’s assassination; asks help from US, UN photo from Yahoo Sport UK

Cold War Part Two Biden accuses Russia of ‘trying to disrupt’ 2022 elections photo from WSWS

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