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Patricia Evangelista, author of critically-acclaimed 'Some People Need Killing,' says there would have been no book were it not for the trust and courage of drug war victims' families to tell their stories

There are no official announcements about the Philippines establishing its own security alliance ​​similar to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

THOUSANDS of Muslims are anticipated to join the Eid'l Fitr prayer celebration, marking the end of Islam's Holy Month of Ramadan in Cebu City.This includes loca

LAWYER Jesus Sale Jr., vice president for internal affairs of the Associated Marine Officers and Seamens Union of the Philippines (Amosup), was appointed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as a board member of the Social Security Commission (SSC) representing the workers group at the Malacañan Palace last March 27.

The leaders of the Philippines, Japan and the US will meet amid friction with Beijing over its maritime claims.

The meeting follows a four-nation large-scale exercise with ally Australia showcasing naval, air power.

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India is an acquired taste, said a friend who has visited it often. So it is like wasabi, I replied. The first encounter can make your taste

A plebiscite to be scheduled by the Comelec will ratify the new law that approved the proposal to split Barangay 176 or Bagong Silang of Caloocan City into smaller villages

The bilateral meeting between President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and US President Joe Biden will take place on 11 April to signal a new phase of the strengthened re