68K views · 218 reactions | Police have killed more than 5,500 suspected drug users and dealers in the Philippines in President Duterte’s war on drugs. Duterte promised to scale back his campaign, but unsolved killings continued. Watch as FRONTLINE asks a police captain about some residents’ belief that police are running secret death squads, a scene from our new documentary, “On the President’s Orders.” https://to.pbs.org/328ttgh | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

6K views · 85 reactions | "The United States is behind the sudden shift in approach of the Philippine government of challenging China in the #SouthChinaSea," said Rommel Banlaoi, chairman of the advisory board at the China Studies Center of the School of International Relations at New Era University in the Philippines. He stated that the United States' intervention prompted the Philippine government to take efforts to increase the US presence in the military. | China Daily | Facebook

209K views · 206 shares | Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday visited Chinese warships and appeared impressed with the vessels docked in his hometown of Davao City, highlighting fast-warming relations despite competing claims in the South China Sea. | CGTN | Facebook

China Ready to Write New Chapter of Friendly Relations with Philippines: Xi China is ready to continue its friendship and cooperation with the Philippines and write a new chapter of bilateral friendly relations, Chinese President Xi Jinping said in Bangkok, Thailand Thursday afternoon when meeting with Philippine President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos. https://www.cctvplus.com/news/20221117/8300408.shtml#!language=1 | CCTV