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MILWAUKEE — Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised Thursday to bring an end to raging international crises and restore American prestige on the world stage, saying he could “stop wars with a telephone call,” including if any breaks out in the Philippines.
(UPDATES) A HOUSE lawmaker has filed a resolution seeking to investigate the illegal sale of kidneys and other internal organs in the Philippines and the involvement of some nurses and doctors in the illegal trade, calling it «deal with the devil.»
MANILA, Philippines — Several flights have been canceled on Friday (July 19) and Saturday (July 20) due to the technical disruptions caused by a global cyber outage.
MANILA, Philippines — International carriers at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) have not been impacted by a global cyber outage that disrupted the computer systems of two local airlines on Friday afternoon, according to an advisory by the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA).
MANILA, Philippines — Civil society group Tindig Pilipinas yesterday asked President Marcos to address the issue on the accountability of former president Rodrigo Duterte, particularly the alleged human rights violations during his war on drugs, in his upcoming State of the Nation Address.
THE city of Manila is a densely populated city where crimes cannot be avoided, the PNP yesterday said after the Forbes Advisor, a global platform that helps consumers make sound financial decisions, ranked it as the fifth riskiest city for tourists out of 60 international cities.
MANILA, Philippines — A former personnel of the United States Airforce who is convicted sex offender has been prevented from entering the the Clark International Airport, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) said.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines obtained the second worst work-life balance score among 60 countries analyzed in the latest report of a global human resource services firm.