The Philippines

There are currently no specific treatments for the virus, which has killed almost 2,000 people.

"Limiting the temperature increase during the 21st century will help to avoid it," an expert told Newsweek.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he is "sick and tired of the system" amid government corruption.

Rodrigo Duterte, president of The Philippines, made the comments during a visit to soldiers hurt in a recent firefight with ISIS-linked Abu Sayyaf.

The leader of the Philippines doubled down on comments about the story of Adam and Eve, announcing, "Your God is not my God, because your God is stupid."

And the crowd cheered.

A government list of 600 alleged Communist fighters includes Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, U.N. special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples.

The misunderstanding seems to stem from a 2016 fight between Barack Obama and Rodrigo Duterte.

Trump praised the former American colony as a strategic location for military purposes.

The prime minister was greeted by enthusiastic crowds in the Philippines—in stark contrast to Trump, whose visit was met with protests.

One of the activists dubbed the effigy "the fascist spinner."

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened violence against family members involved in drugs or Islamist militant groups.

The president has said he will quit office if it is proven that any of his family were involved in drug trafficking.

The president has said he will accept investigators only if he gets to debate them, during which he would "humiliate" them and create a "spectacle."

"Here's the shocker: I will kill you. I will really kill you. And that's why the rapporteur of the U.N. is here, investigating extrajudicial killing," Duterte said.

Jude Josue Sabio has accused Duterte of being the mastermind behind thousands of killings as mayor of Davao and as president.

The rebels will declare a unilateral ceasefire no later than March 31.

President Rodrigo Duterte's violent war on drugs stalls after sidelining 'rotten' Philippine National Police force.

Human rights groups have documented about 1,400 suspicious killings in Davao during Duterte's time as mayor.

The rights group claims Duterte's drugs war involves extrajudicial executions and falsified evidence.

The move will be a gesture of goodwill to a controversial figure, according to a Duterte aide.

Fifteen people were killed in a blast in Davao last September.

The move is likely to face fierce resistance from pro-life religious groups.

One guard was killed, while eight prisoners have been caught—two surrendered and six were killed.

President Rodrigo Duterte has told police they may "shoot to kill" drug dealers.

Duterte said he would like to join an organization created by China and Russia.

'I can be ordered by the Supreme Court to stop it, but there are things that they cannot, and maybe, I will not, stop,' president says.

"Duterte Harry" picked a soppy ballad popular at funerals.

Duterte has become famous for using vulgar language about world leaders.

Police will focus on arresting politicians, military, police, government officials and celebrities.