Manila, March 25 -- President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said a "reset" in Philippine-China relations may be inevitable as global geopolitical dynamics continue to shift, while reiterating Manila's position against war amid the ongoing Middle East conflict.

In an interview with Bloomberg made public Tuesday, Marcos pointed to ongoing changes in international relations driven by rising global tensions.

"I think it's certainly going to happen... It's happening now," the President said when asked if a "reset" of ties with China is on the table.

He noted a wider restructuring in international systems.

"There's going to be a very, very serious restructuring. I remember I was watching Prime Minister Wong from Singapore and he was saying there ...