Huthis say US ship hit in Gulf of Aden attack
SANAA, Yemen — Yemen's Huthi rebels claimed early Friday they had carried out a missile attack on a US ship in the Gulf of Aden.
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6 rescued from distressed boat
MANILA, Philippines — Six persons were rescued after their boat was battered by strong winds and big waves while sailing in the waters off Surigao del Norte on Sunday.
NorthPort in playoffs Meralco taps new import
MANILA, Philippines — Pitted against an opponent with big-time struggles, NorthPort quickly pounced on this golden chance to sail out of its mini-slump and into the playoffs.
PH-US joint patrols start in West Philippine Sea
MANILA, Philippines: The United States (US) and the Philippines started on Thursday a Maritime Cooperative Activity (MAC) in the West Philippine Sea, the second in the disputed waters since last year.
South Korea’s patron saint who lived, has shrine in Philippines given Vatican statue
VATICAN — Saint Andrew Kim Tae-gon, South Korea’s patron saint and first priest, was recently honored with a towering statue in the Vatican.
Moderate Rains Today - PAGASA: ‘Kabayan’ weakens | The Freeman
CEBU, Philippines — While tropical depression ‘Kabayan’ has weakened and has been downgraded to a low pressure area (LPA), moderate rains and stronger than usual winds may still be expected today, Dec 19, 2023, over Cebu and the neighboring provinces.
2,500 passengers stranded in Manila North Port due to 'Kabayan'
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 19) — At least 2,500 passengers remain stranded at Manila North Port Terminal as vessels are barred from sailing due to Kabayan, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said Monday.
Zubiri on Cha-cha: Surveys needed first
MANILA, Philippines — Moves to amend the 1987 Constitution should first have the imprimatur of the people, which can be gauged by conducting surveys on Charter change, according to Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri.