Mr Trump's unpredictability makes it impossible to say with any certainty in which direction he will take America's relations with Asian nations such as the Philippines... READ MORE›
It is a rescue operation, jail warden Peter John Bonggat told local ABS-CBN television... READ MORE›
Samuel R. Matunog, a Davao lawyer, businessman and human rights worker, strongly rejects Duterte's support for violence and killing... READ MORE›
In the past 65 years, seven typhoons have struck the Philippines on Christmas Day, according to the government's weather agency... READ MORE›
Marasigan said hundreds of people in Bicol celebrated Christmas day in evacuation centres where many had to make do with emergency food packs... READ MORE›
A powerful typhoon was heading for a Christmas Day collision with the central Philippines... READ MORE›
The storm was one of the strongest to hit the Philippines since Typhoon Haiyan left more than 7,300 people dead or missing and displaced over 5 million in 2014... READ MORE›
A late-season typhoon roared ashore in the Philippines on Christmas Day, prompting widespread evacuations because of fears of flooding and landslides... READ MORE›
The typhoon made a second landfall over Camarines Sur province, then weakened slightly with winds of 175kph but gusts at 290kph, the weather bureau said... READ MORE›
Storm surges devastated the city of Tacloban and nearby areas when super typhoon Haiyan struck the central Philippines in November 2013, leaving 7,350 people dead or missing... READ MORE›
Sustained wind was earlier 175 kph with gusts of 215 kph... READ MORE›
A powerful typhoon was heading for a Christmas Day collision with the central Philippines... READ MORE›
MANILA, Philippines -- A powerful typhoon was heading for a Christmas Day collision with the central Philippines... READ MORE›
In September, 14 people died and 70 were wounded when an improvised bomb exploded in a crowded market in Davao City, hometown of President Rodrigo Duterte... READ MORE›
Typhoon Nock-Ten, called Typhoon Nina in the Philippines, forecast to strengthen into category four typhoon before making landfall... READ MORE›
Mr Duterte, who has had a difficult relationship with President Barack Obama, said he would change his mindset if President-elect Donald Trump appeals to him... READ MORE›
If true, it is a big concern for us and the international community who uses the South China Sea lanes for trade, Lorenzana said Thursday... READ MORE›
President Rodrigo Duterte threatened Saturday to terminate a pact that allows U.S. troops to visit the Philippines, saying bye-bye America... READ MORE›
Duterte said in a speech to business executives at the presidential palace Monday that he used to hunt down criminals himself to set an example... READ MORE›
The rain-soaked alley in the Pasay district of Manila was my 17th crime scene, on my 11th day in the Philippines capital... READ MORE›
Duterte had initially expressed optimism about having Trump in the Oval Office, saying he no longer wanted quarrels... READ MORE›
Fighting continues in the town of Butig, two days after the Maute Group took over a local town hall... READ MORE›
Philippines-U.S. military exercises to be cut next year report... READ MORE›
Philippine Dictator Set to Be Buried at Heroes' Cemetery... READ MORE›
Hontiveros called on Duterte to reject plans to give Marcos a heroes' burial and to rise above his indebtedness and loyalty to the Marcos family... READ MORE›
In August, Mr. Duterte read on television his list of officials allegedly involved in drugs, warning them to surrender to the authorities... READ MORE›
That has been good for the Philippines, it is good for the United States, Carter said in response to a serviceman's question... READ MORE›
Artagame said the blockade meant fishermen had to be at sea three times longer to catch the kind of volumes of fish they would at Scarborough... READ MORE›
How long Mr. Duterte can ride out his good relations with China and keep up his threats against the United States is an open question... READ MORE›
It's only Wednesday, but President Rodrigo Duterte must be ready for the weekend... READ MORE›
In his Manila brothel the police officer admits that he too contemplates that very point... READ MORE›
On Wednesday, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said it was 'time to say goodbye' to the U.S. and so on Thursday, he said hello to China... READ MORE›
Barack Obama has cancelled a meeting with the president of the Philippines after Rodrigo Duterte appeared to call him a son of a whore ... READ MORE›
Mr. Obama had planned to meet Mr. Duterte in Laos, but the White House said early Tuesday that the meeting had been canceled... READ MORE›
On Thursday night in Beijing, President Rodrigo Duterte called for a military and economic separation from the United States... READ MORE›
Filipino enthusiasm for the United States was considerably greater than attitudes in other traditional American allies in Asia, including Japan and South Korea... READ MORE›
The US is the Philippines' third-largest trading partner after Japan and China... READ MORE›
Relations between the Philippines and China worsened under Duterte's predecessor Benigno Aquino, who tried to challenge Beijing's expansionism in the South China Sea... READ MORE›
Duterte's comments Wednesday came as a police van smashed into demonstratorsA outside the American embassy in the Philippine capital Manila during an anti-United StatesA rally... READ MORE›
China said the Philippines would not benefit from siding with the United States, according to Duterte... READ MORE›
Continue reading the main story Mr. Andrade agreed to sign up, handed over about 200 in processing fees and left for Manila, 220 miles north of here... READ MORE›
China has overlapping claims in the South China Sea with Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam... READ MORE›
South China Sea Hague rules in favor of Philippines over China in maritime dispute... READ MORE›
WARNING DISTURBING CONTENT Cagayan de Oro, Philippines Prosecutors have revealed how an Australian child sex predator directed a video involving horrific injuries to an 18-month-old baby... READ MORE›
In its most significant finding, the tribunal rejected China's argument that it enjoys historic rights over most of the South China Sea... READ MORE›
Police teargas demonstrators protesting American troops in Philippines at US embassy in Manila -- RT News... READ MORE›
President Rodrigo Duterte gives a fist-bump gesture during his visit to the Philippine army's Camp Mateo in Rizal province east of Manila on Aug. 25... READ MORE›
Noting that Hitler had murdered millions of Jews, Duterte said There are three million drug addicts in the Philippines ... READ MORE›
Duterte is in China for a four-day trip that is expected to confirm his tilt away from Washington and towards Beijing's sphere of influence... READ MORE›
Later, the White House announced that Mr Obama would instead meet with President Park Geun-hye of South Korea... READ MORE›
Duterte, De Lima and Pacquiao What's going on in the Philippines?... READ MORE›
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Abu Ramie, a spokesman for Abu Sayyaf, said the group received a 638,000 ransom for Sekkingstad's release... READ MORE›
Many slain journalists in the Philippines had been corrupt and had done something to warrant being killed, the country's president-elect said... READ MORE›
It is also an important Pentagon counterweight to China, whose expansion plans into the South China Sea have dismayed the Philippines and other nations... READ MORE›
In a sweeping ruling against China on the South China Sea in July, an international tribunal in The Hague focused on Scarborough Shoal... READ MORE›
Faced with criticism from the United Nations and others, he denied that the suspected drug users are human beings... READ MORE›
After his election win, Duterte also launched a seemingly unprovoked attack against the United Nations... READ MORE›
Students from the Philippines often face difficulty seeking overseas jobs and admission to universities abroad because their diplomas are not recognized, education officials said... READ MORE›
China has been blocking fishermen from a reef near the Philippines for four years, in another flash point in the dispute over the South China Sea... READ MORE›
MANILA -- Over the past few months, several U.S. diplomats have come to see Delfin Lorenzana, the Philippines' secretary of national defense... READ MORE›
On Thursday night in Beijing, President Rodrigo Duterte called for a military and economic separation from the United States... READ MORE›
Duterte has walked a tightrope in trying to mend damaged relations with China while defending his country's claims in the South China Sea... READ MORE›
She also hailed Duterte's efforts to seek a soft landing on territorial disputes in the South China Sea... READ MORE›
U.S. officials are quite concerned, said Jose L. Cuisia, the Philippines' former ambassador to the United States... READ MORE›
But questions are being asked in Washington about the reliability of Mr Duterte, the former mayor of southern Davao city who is known as The Punisher ... READ MORE›
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The controversial President Rodrigo Duterte blamed America for the emergence of Muslim militants in the region... READ MORE›
"Decades of experience should make clear to Washington that Beijing responds only to the expectation of unpleasant consequences," said Sophie Richardson, the China director for Human Rights Watch... READ MORE›
Duterte is set to meet President Obama at a regional summit in Laos on Sept. 6, and lashed out at the American president ahead of their meeting... READ MORE›
Abu Sayyaf rebels linked to Islamic State and notorious for multi-million dollar kidnappings operate in the jungles of Mindanao's Jolo and Basilan islands... READ MORE›
Fifteen soldiers died on Monday in clashes with the Abu Sayyaf on Jolo island, one of the Abu Sayyaf's main strongholds about 900 kilometres from Davao... READ MORE›
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