MANILA – The foreign ministry said on Thursday that the Philippines will commission ferries to expedite the repatriation of 13,000 of its nationals from Libya. The...
MANILA, Philippines—A Chinese investigative journalist whose work has led to the ouster of corrupt officials and a Chinese environmental lawyer are among this year’s six recipients of...
MANILA, Philippines—A 3-year-old boy and his father died from wounds suffered in a brazen attack by Abu Sayyaf extremists on Filipinos celebrating the end of Ramadan, raising...
MANILA, Philippines—Communist guerrillas on Tuesday freed four police officers they abducted from a police station in the southern Philippines three weeks ago, the military said. Regional military commander Maj....
MANILA — Administration lawmakers hailed on Thursday the move of President Benigno S. Aquino III making the Freedom of Information (FOI) bill as one of the...
MANILA — Malacañang on Thursday condemned the kidnapping and rape of a Filipina nurse by youths in Libya. “Kinokondena po natin ang krimen na naganap laban...
MANILA — Department of National Defense (DND) Secretary Voltaire Gazmin on Thursday said there is no truth to reports claiming that some elements of the military...
MANILA — Full airline operations at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 will begin on Friday, the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) said...
MANILA — The biggest share of the proposed 2015 National Expenditure Program, amounting to P967.9 billion, will go to the government’s social services, a Palace official...
MANILA – A Papal visit is always good for the Filipino people, especially those affected by the Bohol earthquake in Central Visayas and deadly typhoon “Yolanda”...