The late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos has been commemorated with a national stamp, a post office official said Friday, the latest honour for the strongman that has outraged many Filipinos.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation of the United States has confirmed that terrorist leader Isnilon Hapilon is dead, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said.
The Philippines on Friday urged a group of mostly European countries to respect its domestic processes after it was criticized anew on its human rights record.
Senator Grace Poe has pressed for an “independent audit” of the China-made trains which remained unusable due to incompatibility with existing facilities.
The Philippine government on Wednesday assured it is prepared to extend assistance to Filipinos who may end up getting deported as a result of Washington’s decision to abolish a program that allowed undocumented immigrant children to stay legally in the United States (US).
A multi-billion peso foreign -assisted project involving the construction of some 262 bridges in rural areas in the country which had been on hold for more than six years, may now be underway.
A 14-bedroom mansion in Long Island, New York that was once owned by former dictator Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Ilocos Norte Rep. Imelda Marcos, is back on the auction block, the New York Post has reported.
The Philippine government will continue to work with the United States for the return of the Balangiga bells stolen by American troops in 1901, Malacañang said Sunday (July 30).
President Rodrigo Duterte did more than just stand up for Filipinos when he demanded that the United States return the Balangiga bells seized by American troops in 1901.
The Philippine government withdrew its plan to host the 2019 Southeast Asian (SEAG) Games due to current situation in Mindanao and threat of terrorism and atrocities.
