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Known as self-proclaimed "Appointed Son of God," Quiboloy faces legal challenges both in Philippines and US

The Philippines, heavily reliant on Sinovac, suffered severe pandemic impacts as US propaganda sowed distrust

Kuala Lumpur says it will fight any claim on its territories

China coastguard's 165-metre ship entered Manila's 200-nautical mile EEZ on July 2

Personnel from two sides clashed on disputed Second Thomas Shoal on June 17

Philippine leader addresses the annual Shangri-la Dialogue in Singapore

Classes suspended in Philippines, Bangladesh due to extreme weather

14 nations, including Japan, India, also take part in drills as observers amid maritime tensions in South China Sea

US President's reassurances came as he hosted Philippine President Marcos Jr. and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida

Also calls on Philippines to refrain from being manipulated by the United States

51 missing still missing as rescue efforts shift to search and retrieval; US provides $1.25M aid

Chinese defense ministry criticizes the US, accusing it of a 'Cold War' mindset and meddling in the Asia Pacific

Naqvi expresses gratitude for 3,000 Filipinos providing valuable services in Pakistan, including over 700 in Lahore.

Magnitude 7.5 quake hits Philippines, triggering tsunami warnings for Philippines and Japan

China and the Philippines clashed in the South China Sea, tensions continue over disputed waters

No immediate reports of damage, casualties after tremors in Cagayan province

Coach Stajcic wants debutants to ‘squeeze out of this group’ by beating struggling Norway

Coach Stajcic calls 1-0 win one of biggest victories in the sporting history of country

Coach Stajcic is backing Women’s World Cup debutants to stun co-hosts in their group match

Fast-improving women’s football team face reigning champions in must-win SEA Games clash

Washington would be given access to four more locations under an Enhanced Defence Cooperation Agreement

Total trade volume between the two countries in 2021 was $217 million

Residents there were seen wading through waist-deep waters and other stranded on rooftops

Festival is a thanksgiving event for the gifts of nature, culture, harvest, and serenity of life

Suspect in custody and being interrogated, says local police chief

Washington says it stands by Manila amid an 'escalation that threatens regional peace and stability'

Typhoon Chanthu, which was categorised as a category 5 storm, weakened after powering into northernmost region

Temporary suspension does not mean that the vaccine is unsafe or ineffective

Philippines has the second highest number of Covid-19 cases and casualties in Southeast Asia

The quake occurred at a depth of 144 km says the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre

The Southeast Asian nation fights the spread of the coronavirus during the festive season

Vamco will be the 13th and the deadliest storm that affects the Southeast Asian country this year

Philippines has the second highest Covid-19 infections and deaths in Southeast Asia

We are not a vassal state of any foreign power and we will pursue our national interest, says president's spokesman

At least 14 people, including six civilians, were killed and 75 injured for recent bombings in southern Philippines

Ministry said total deaths had increased to 994, while confirmed cases had reached 21,340

As Manila’s lockdown set to surpass the 76-day quarantine of Wuhan this weekend

Country's deadliest cyclone was Super Typhoon Haiyan, which left more than 7,300 people dead or missing in 2013

However, social distancing measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 likely to complicate efforts

Health ministry says total deaths have risen to 182 while infections have increased to 3,870

President Rodrigo Duterte had earlier ordered police and military to kill anyone violating quarantine

More than half of the country’s 107 million population is under a month-long quarantine

Move comes after some bourses around the world closed trading floors or paused trade

Diplomat works at the UN General Assembly's Sixth Committee, which deals with legal matters

In late December last year, at least 17 people were injured in a dual hand grenade and IED attack on the island

The Taal volcano burst into life nearly a week ago, sending towering dust columns into the sky

Some 40,000 people have taken refuge in shelters since the volcano let loose a towering burst of ash, jets of lava

Scores of other farm animals on the island, like cows and goats, were killed in the eruption

Many residents abandoned livestock, pets after authorities sounded an alert that an explosive eruption could come

The alert level in entire Iraq has been raised to alert level 4 calling for mandatory evacuation