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Video: Mall Crumbles, Families Run For Safety As Quake Jolts Philippines
Authorities have kept tsunami warnings in place after monitoring stations continued to record tsunami waves and sea-level disturbances following the quake.
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Radio Broadcaster Shot Dead Inside His Studio In Philippines
A radio broadcaster was fatally shot inside his studio in the Philippines on Sunday, police said, the latest in a long list of journalists killed in the country.
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Indian Kabaddi Coach Shot Dead In Philippines
A kabaddi coach from Punjab's Moga, Gurpreet Singh Gindru (43) was shot dead in the capital city of the Philippines on Tuesday, said Manila Police.
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46,000 People Forced To Evacuate Due To Philippines Floods
Christmas Day floods in the Philippines forced the evacuation of nearly 46,000 people from their homes, civil defence officials said Monday.
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Former Philippine Cops Among 9 Charged Over Cockfight Kidnappings
Three former Philippine police officers and six others have been charged with kidnapping after a spate of mysterious disappearances in the country's massive cockfighting industry, authorities said Friday, with dozens of victims feared dead.
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Students In Philippines Create Hilarious "Anti-Cheating" Hats To Wear During Exams
Pictures of students wearing "anti-cheating" hats in the Phillippines have gone viral on social media. The students of the engineering college in Legazpi City were asked to wear headgear to prevent them from peeking at others' papers.
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China Calls For "Basic Etiquette" After Philippine Minister's Outburst
China urged the Philippines on Tuesday to observe "basic etiquette" and eschew megaphone diplomacy after the southeast Asian nation's foreign minister used an expletive-laced Twitter message to demand that China's vessels leave disputed waters.
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Philippines Denies Entry Of Australian Actvist Blacklisted For Protest
The Philippines has denied entry to an elderly Australian activist for being a "threat to public order" and would deport him, officials said on Thursday, the latest action against foreigners accused of protesting against the government.
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Philippines Strikes Down Order To Expel Australian Nun Who Joined Protest
The Philippine justice department on Monday struck down an order for the deportation of an Australian nun after she joined a political rally, sparking celebrations among her supporters.
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Philippines' Top Judge Vows Fight As President Rodrigo Duterte, Allies Seek Ouster
The Philippine Supreme Court chief justice vowed to fight "bullying" and save judicial independence as President Rodrigo Duterte's congressional allies launched an impeachment process Thursday to remove her from office.
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As Philippines Court China, Donald Trump Invites Rodrigo Duterte To Washington
US President Donald Trump on Saturday invited his Philippine counterpart to Washington in a 'friendly' call in which the leaders discussed Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs and their countries' alliance, the White House said.
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Philippines Blast Injures 14 As ASEAN Leaders Gather
Fourteen people were wounded in a pipe bomb blast in Manila, Philippine police said Saturday, but authorities dismissed any link to an Asian leaders' meeting under way in the capital.
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Phillippines Hit-Man Lawyer Knocks ICC Door Against President Rodrigo Duterte
A Philippines lawyer filed a complaint at the International Criminal Court (ICC) against President Rodrigo Duterte and senior officials on Monday, accusing them of crimes against humanity in a nationwide anti-drugs crackdown.
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Russia Flags War Games With US Ally Philippines
The Russian Navy said Tuesday it was planning to hold war games with the Philippines, as two of its ships made a rare stop in Manila following Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte's pivot from the United States.
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Philippines Gets Japanese Coast Guard Vessel To Counter Beijing In South China Sea
The Philippines received the first of ten coast guard vessels from Japan today, the coastguard said, as the two countries boost security ties in the face of their separate maritime disputes with China.
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Video: Mall Crumbles, Families Run For Safety As Quake Jolts Philippines
Authorities have kept tsunami warnings in place after monitoring stations continued to record tsunami waves and sea-level disturbances following the quake.
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Radio Broadcaster Shot Dead Inside His Studio In Philippines
A radio broadcaster was fatally shot inside his studio in the Philippines on Sunday, police said, the latest in a long list of journalists killed in the country.
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Indian Kabaddi Coach Shot Dead In Philippines
A kabaddi coach from Punjab's Moga, Gurpreet Singh Gindru (43) was shot dead in the capital city of the Philippines on Tuesday, said Manila Police.
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46,000 People Forced To Evacuate Due To Philippines Floods
Christmas Day floods in the Philippines forced the evacuation of nearly 46,000 people from their homes, civil defence officials said Monday.
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Former Philippine Cops Among 9 Charged Over Cockfight Kidnappings
Three former Philippine police officers and six others have been charged with kidnapping after a spate of mysterious disappearances in the country's massive cockfighting industry, authorities said Friday, with dozens of victims feared dead.
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Students In Philippines Create Hilarious "Anti-Cheating" Hats To Wear During Exams
Pictures of students wearing "anti-cheating" hats in the Phillippines have gone viral on social media. The students of the engineering college in Legazpi City were asked to wear headgear to prevent them from peeking at others' papers.
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China Calls For "Basic Etiquette" After Philippine Minister's Outburst
China urged the Philippines on Tuesday to observe "basic etiquette" and eschew megaphone diplomacy after the southeast Asian nation's foreign minister used an expletive-laced Twitter message to demand that China's vessels leave disputed waters.
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Philippines Denies Entry Of Australian Actvist Blacklisted For Protest
The Philippines has denied entry to an elderly Australian activist for being a "threat to public order" and would deport him, officials said on Thursday, the latest action against foreigners accused of protesting against the government.
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Philippines Strikes Down Order To Expel Australian Nun Who Joined Protest
The Philippine justice department on Monday struck down an order for the deportation of an Australian nun after she joined a political rally, sparking celebrations among her supporters.
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Philippines' Top Judge Vows Fight As President Rodrigo Duterte, Allies Seek Ouster
The Philippine Supreme Court chief justice vowed to fight "bullying" and save judicial independence as President Rodrigo Duterte's congressional allies launched an impeachment process Thursday to remove her from office.
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As Philippines Court China, Donald Trump Invites Rodrigo Duterte To Washington
US President Donald Trump on Saturday invited his Philippine counterpart to Washington in a 'friendly' call in which the leaders discussed Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs and their countries' alliance, the White House said.
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Philippines Blast Injures 14 As ASEAN Leaders Gather
Fourteen people were wounded in a pipe bomb blast in Manila, Philippine police said Saturday, but authorities dismissed any link to an Asian leaders' meeting under way in the capital.
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Phillippines Hit-Man Lawyer Knocks ICC Door Against President Rodrigo Duterte
A Philippines lawyer filed a complaint at the International Criminal Court (ICC) against President Rodrigo Duterte and senior officials on Monday, accusing them of crimes against humanity in a nationwide anti-drugs crackdown.
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Russia Flags War Games With US Ally Philippines
The Russian Navy said Tuesday it was planning to hold war games with the Philippines, as two of its ships made a rare stop in Manila following Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte's pivot from the United States.
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Philippines Gets Japanese Coast Guard Vessel To Counter Beijing In South China Sea
The Philippines received the first of ten coast guard vessels from Japan today, the coastguard said, as the two countries boost security ties in the face of their separate maritime disputes with China.
