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The statements of condemnation underscore the gravity of the attack on a state-run institution that symbolizes the promotion of peace and the molding of future leaders

Moro Consensus Group leader Drieza Lininding says former president Rodrigo Duterte's way of thinking 'has no place in a civilized world'

'When we saw the TV news footage of Israeli planes bombing Gaza, it brought back memories of Marawi City being bombed during the 2017 siege,' says Marawi civic leader Drieza Lininding

Three other Filipinos remain missing, officials said, while 20 were rescued.

The Moro Consensus Group says 24 of Marawi’s nearly 100 barangays remain off-limits, with soldiers maintaining strict control over vehicular traffic to these closed sections

DAVAO CITY: Five years after pro-Daesh militants took control of Marawi in the Philippines, hundreds of displaced residents on Monday staged protests around the city in renewed calls to be allowed to return home. The five-month battle in the predominantly Muslim city on the island of Mindanao began on May 23, 2017, leaving more than 1,100 people dead and forcing more than

President Duterte signs law to give funds to thousands who were displace by five-month battle.

A big coalition of Muslim religious leaders declared full support for the presidential bid of Manila Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso on Tuesday, March 15. Officers of the Ummah Party Ulama Alliance for Good Governance, along with the Pilipinas God First Movement-Aksyon Demokratiko, signed a

Abu Zacharia, whose faction is on the run from a military offensive, has been designated emir, military says.

Leaders must meet with House counterparts to iron out differences before sending the bill to President Duterte.