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MANILA, Philippines — Japan, through its parliamentary vice minister for foreign affairs Masahiro Komura, has again reassured the Philippines of its commitment to a continuing strategic partnership.
MANILA, Philippines — The death toll from a massive landslide that hit a gold-mining village in Davao de Oro has climbed to 90, the local government reported Thursday.
COTABATO CITY — Organizers, among them peace advocates supporting Malacañang’s effort to put closure to the nagging “Moro issue,” are expecting at least 10,000 people to participate in the February 17 general assembly of the pioneer regional political party in the Bangsamoro region.
MANILA, Philippines — A new bill filed at the Senate seeks to create a refugee and stateless persons protection board under the Department of Justice that will institutionalize the country's protection mechanisms for refugees or stateless persons.
MANILA, Philippines – The bigger spotlight in the UAAP Season 86 volleyball tournaments may be on the women’s play, but the men’s side — led by champion National University and the rising University Santo Tomas — vows to deliver the same show, if not better, starting this weekend.
LONDON, United Kingdom — Britain sank into recession at the end of last year on high inflation and a cost-of-living crisis, dealing a blow to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak before this year's election.
COTABATO CITY— Non-uniformed anti-narcotics agents clamped down two traffickers after selling to them P3.4 million worth of shabu in a tradeoff along one of the busiest thoroughfares in Cotabato City on Wednesday afternoon.
MANILA, Philippines — Amending the Constitution to loosen restrictions on foreign investments could heighten the risk of environmental degradation and pose a greater threat to local communities, especially indigenous peoples, groups have warned.