Philippines
Risk of U.S.-China 'Shooting War' Growing, Philippine Minister Warns
Delfin Lorenzana has pointed to increased tensions in the South China Sea, adding that his country would be in the line of fire.
What Happened to Baby River Nasino? Three-Month-Old in Philippines Dies
River is the daughter of Reina Mae Nasino, a 23-year-old human rights worker and political activist.
Wanted: A Coalition to Restrain Beijing
There is much that could be learned from the old Cold War playbook.
Tributes for Lloyd Cafe Cadena as YouTuber Dies Aged 26
With more than five million subscribers, Cadena was one of the Philippines' most beloved internet personalities.
Duterte Administration 'Delighted' Nearly Half of Filipinos Are Jobless
"I'm delighted we didn't lose 100 percent of our jobs despite the extremely long time we were locked down," President Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman said.
Duterte Volunteers to Publicly Inject Putin's Free COVID-19 Vaccine
Philippines president said Russia had offered his country the vaccine and promised to be one of the first to receive it to prove it was safe.
Duterte Accuses Doctors of Wanting 'Revolution,' Reimposes Manila Lockdown
Duterte's outburst came after a group of medical professionals demanded more action to stem the spread of coronavirus in the country.
Philippines' Duterte Advises Disinfecting Face Masks With Gasoline, Diesel
Duterte gave the incorrect advice in an address urging citizens to use masks and threatening those who do not with arrest and punishment.
Jo Koy Brings the Philippines to Netflix with His New Special
In his latest special, Jo Koy showcases his Filipino roots through music, dance, food, and, of course, comedy.
Philippine Politician Wants to Punish Canceling Food Orders With Jail Time
The Food and Grocery Delivery Services Act aims to deter people from canceling food orders as a prank.
Philippines Typhoon Vongfong Videos Show Storm Tear Through Eastern Samar
A thunderstorm advisory has been issued in parts of Luzon, the country's largest and most populous island.
Tropical Storm Vongfong Heading to the Philippines
Tropical storm locally known as "Ambo" is the first tropical cyclone of the Northwestern Pacific Ocean typhoon season.
Organizer Helps Rebuild New York's Filipino Community Hit by COVID-19
"When this whole thing started what kept me up at night is the possibility of mass casualties in our community because it's so apparent there will be communities that will really suffer and that's the community I serve," Riya Ortiz told Newsweek.
'I Will Bury You': Duterte Says Coronavirus Lockdown Violators Can Be Shot
The Filipino island of Luzon — including the capital Manila — is under lockdown until at least April 14 as authorities try and contain the novel coronavirus.
Thousands of pink jellyfish seen in the Philippines amid coronavirus crisis
"There are years when blooms or populations of a jellyfish are high and there are also years when they are few or even almost absent," said Sheldon Rey Boco, who filmed the event.
China Kills 18,000 Chickens Infected By H5N1 Flu Near Coronavirus Outbreak
China is currently the epicenter of an outbreak of the new 2019-nCov virus.
Duterte Didn't Mean Rich People Should Literally be Killed: Spokesperson
The Malacanang Palace spokesperson clarified Rodrigo Dutere's latest controversial remarks, this time targeting wealthy Filipinos.
Taal Volcano Update: Experts Warn Another Hazardous Eruption Imminent
Volcano experts say the danger of another eruption remains high, with more than 100 tremors reported since Wednesday.
Future Taal Volcano Eruptions Could Cause Tsunamis, Lava Mixture Flows
Additional eruptions at the Filipino volcano could cause pyroclastic flows, which destroy "nearly everything in their path."
Photos Of Philippines Volcano Eruption Show 'State of Calamity'
Tens of thousands of people have been urged to leave their homes and officials warned more eruptions could occur.
Philippines' Taal Volcano Starts Emitting Lava
The alert level has been raised to four out of five, after lava gushed out the volcano amid warnings that there could be an eruption at any time.
U.S. Senator Blasts Philippine Government's Human Rights Record
"We will not sit idly if they continue to interfere with our process as a sovereign state," Salvador Panelo, a spokesperson for the country's president, said.
Philippines' Duterte Imposes Travel Ban on Congressmen Over Jailed Critic
Duterte ordered senators Richard Durbin and Patrick Leahy banned from visiting the Philippines and warned he may introduce new visa restrictions on American tourists.
Coconut Wine Poisoning in Philippines Kills at Least 11
People from around the Philippines bought the drink, known as lambanog, from the one shop.
Duterte Offers 'Dead or Alive' Reward for Capture of Felons Released Early
There are hundreds of violent offenders still on the streets in the Philippines who President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered to hand themselves in.
Tropical Storm Jenny Poised to Hit Philippines, Bringing Heavy Rain, Wind
Tropical Storm Jenny is set to make landfall within the next few hours in the Philippines before moving out to sea and toward Hainan and Vietnam.
Crocodile Snatches 10-year-old Boy From Boat in Front of Siblings
The boy was killed in the southern Philippines when he was yanked into the water in front of his horrified family.
Duterte Mocks Senator's Weight, Says He's 'a Fart Away From Disaster'
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte lashed out at Senator Dick Gordon for criticizing as "dangerous" the appointment of former military officers to senior government roles.
Duterte Wants Death Penalty for Corruption: 'Blood That We Need to Cleanse'
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte called on Congress to reinstate the death penalty for "heinous" drug crimes and corruption in his country.
Police Target Duterte's Political Opponents With Mass Sedition Charges
Political opponents of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte are fighting charges that they conspired to produce YouTube videos that say his family received illicit drugs money.

