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Its 9 00am in singapore. 1 00am in london and 10 00 in the morning in seoul, where south koreas impeached president , park geun hye, is due to find out if shell be permanently removed from office. An announcement by the Constitutional Court will be made in around an hours time. Ms park is embroiled in a corruption scandal, accused of allowing a close friend to profit from her connections with the presidency. If shes dismissed, a president ial election will be held within 60 days. However, the court could decide to reinstate her. 0ur correspondent Stephen Evans is in seoul with the latest. Step...

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MANILA - Majority of the 158 foreigners arrested for violating Philippine immigration laws last year are Chinese nationals, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) reported on Monday. Citing the latest data, Commissioner Jaime Morente said these foreigners were arrested in numerous operations conducted by members of the BI's intelligence division nationwide. Out of this number, 86 are Chinese nationals, followed by Koreans at 37; Nigerians, 10; Indians, six; Americans, four; British, four; Japanese, three; Indonesians, two and one Dutch, German, Tunisian, Cambodian, Lebanese, and a Singaporean. &qu...

(File photo) MANILA - A total of 85 foreign fugitives wanted in their home countries were arrested in numerous operations last year, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) reported on Tuesday. Citing the latest data, Commissioner Jaime Morente said these foreigners were apprehended by the BI's Fugitive Search Unit (FSU). South Koreans topped the list of those arrested with 55, followed by eight Americans, seven Chinese, three Japanese, and three Taiwanese. "Despite the pandemic, our operatives remain alert and continue our investigations against these illegal aliens, who thought they can evad...