MANILA, Philippines – A Thomson Reuters/INSEAD survey showed that Philippine companies’ optimism for the country’s economy has slightly diminished and business sentiment is now less bullish...
OTTAWA—Health Canada has asked an Indian company to voluntarily stop shipment of products to Canada, based on a review of recent manufacturing practices by the U.S....
HANOI, Vietnam—Landslides triggered by heavy rains from a tropical storm have killed at least seven people in northern Vietnam. The chief administrator of Lang Son province’s...
EDMONTON—Another Alberta Progressive Conservative caucus member has returned to the fold. Calgary-Varsity MLA Donna Kennedy-Glans confirmed on Facebook that she has been accepted back into the...
LONDON—Britain’s Foreign Office says a nurse who recovered from Ebola has travelled to the U.S. to donate blood to an American patient who is fighting the...
MANILA – There might not be enough time to push for President Aquino’s term extension through constitutional amendment, according to Senate President Franklin Drilon. In a...
MANILA – As thousands of residents are evacuating, following the recent lava flows from the Mayon Volcano, the Bishop of the Diocese of Legazpi City urges...
MANILA — To address the worsening congestion in key areas in Metro Manila, an official from the Japan International Cooperation Agency is urging the government to...
MANILA, Philippines – Instead of pushing through on Monday with his previously announced speech to address several allegations of corruption, Vice President Jejomar Binay ducked out...
MANILA – United Nations officials are urging countries to deploy more female troops to international peacekeeping missions especially in regions where sexual violence remains prevalent. During...