Philippines, Typhon and missile
Philippines defends U.S. missile system deployment, seeks to acquire its own
The Philippines' defence minister on Tuesday justified the country's deployment of a U.S. medium-range missile system and plans to acquire its own, despite opposition from China, a longstanding rival in the South China Sea.
New visitors are flocking to the Philippines’ Sulu Archipelago. But the specter of violence — both real and imagined — ...
Headline inflation will likely settle at 2.6 per cent this month, well within the government’s 2 per cent to 4 per cent ...
Critics accuse lawmakers of diverting funds from pro-poor services to their own pet projects, raising concerns of corruption ...
The Philippine central bank is open to delivering another rate cut in its first monetary policy meeting next year, Governor ...
A growing movement of residents is committed to protecting Siargao’s essence while inviting like-minded travelers to share in ...
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The Philippines is going all-in on transition minerals and endangering Indigenous landsA new report from Global Witness, an international human rights advocacy group, says that increasing demand for transition ...
The Philippine central bank lowered its policy rate by a quarter point for the third straight meeting and said it intends to ...
Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said legal experts would consider clemency requests for Mary Jane Veloso, who had ...
The Philippines fell seven places to 94th out of 174 countries in the latest version of the Good Country Index (GCI), published by the government advisory firm Anholt & Co. The index measures how much ...
The Southeast Asian nation’s monthslong festive period is more frequently being marked by climate devastation.
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