Marcos' work cut out for him, from Philippines' energy crisis to China oil deal, Asia News

Incoming Philippine President Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jnr will barely have time to toast his presidential victory, as a mounting set of challenges awaits him. After he is sworn in on Thursday (June 30), he will have to tackle the ongoing surge in prices of basic goods, electricity and oil, alongside a looming energy crisis and pressure from China to sign...

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