Tristan Nodalo is a senior news reporter at CNN Philippines. He covers a wide range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, and law and legal affairs, with a focus on Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. His work has been featured in CNN Philippines, The Filipino Times, and NewsWatch Plus (Broadreach Media, Inc.).
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Tristan Nodalo's articles predominantly focus on international relations, maritime disputes, and government & politics. Given the heavy emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories, he is likely to be interested in sources who can provide insights into diplomatic efforts, governmental policies related to international affairs, maritime disputes, and overseas Filipino workers.
The topics covered suggest that Tristan may find value in commentary from experts with a deep understanding of Philippine foreign policy and its implications for regional relationships. Additionally, individuals well-versed in the dynamics of maritime disputes within Southeast Asia could also capture his interest.
As Tristan does not have a specific geographic focus but covers global diplomatic developments involving the Philippines extensively alongside other world affairs topics.
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By: Tristan Nodalo
Metro Manila, Philippines – President Bongbong Marcos on Friday described Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan's remarks about Beijing's ability to defeat the Philippines by force as a threat, and said the statement warranted a discussion with the envoy.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed finance and investment veteran Victor Alfonso Limlingan as the new president and chief executive officer of the Social Security System (SSS).
By: Tristan Nodalo
– A former Bangsamoro parliament member affiliated with former President Rodrigo Duterte's political party has been identified as the suspected financier of an alleged attempt to smuggle ₱3.5 billion in illegal drugs from Laos into the country, Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said Friday, Oct. 16.
By: Tristan Nodalo
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has stopped short of linking a Davao-based drug syndicate to the alleged ₱3.5-billion drug shipment intercepted in Laos, as authorities traced the suspected shabu to the Golden Triangle drug trafficking region.
By: Tristan Nodalo
Malacañang said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. does not want diplomatic relations with China to suffer in summoning Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan over remarks suggesting Beijing could easily prevail if it used military force in the West Philippine Sea issue.
By: Tristan Nodalo
Metro Manila, Philippines – The government summoned Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan on Monday, Oct. 19, over remarks suggesting the possible use of force against the country, while Beijing pushed back against Philippine officials and warned that escalating tensions could drive bilateral relations toward a dangerous confrontation.
By: Tristan Nodalo
Metro Manila, Philippines – President Bongbong Marcos frowned upon calls to declare Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan persona non grata despite growing calls from lawmakers for his expulsion over remarks interpreted as a threat of force against the Philippines, Malacañang said Monday, Oct. 19.
By: Tristan Nodalo
Malacañang belied criticisms that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. switched the posts of Vince Dizon and Giovanni “Banoy” Lopez was driven by political considerations or the president's declining approval and trust ratings.
By: Tristan Nodalo
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) strongly rejected Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla's proposal to remove its visa-issuing functions, calling his allegations that the agency had turned visa processing into a business an unfair attack on the Philippine Foreign Service.
By: Tristan Nodalo
Metro Manila, Philippines – Communications Undersecretary Claire Castro denied reports that she could be appointed an associate justice of the Supreme Court, saying she had not applied for the position.
