The chief prosecutor of International Criminal Court (ICC) has called for a full investigation into suspected crimes against humanity during a deadly drugs crackdown directed by the government of the …
ICC prosecutor seeks greenlight to investigate Philippines drug war killings
The court’s prosecutor said there is “reasonable basis to believe that the crime against humanity of murder has been committed.” …
U.S.-Philippines military agreement extended for six more months
The Visiting Forces Agreement keeping U.S. troops in the Philippines was extended on Monday for six more months.
Grab Philippines and FoodSHAP join hands
In conjunction with World Food Safety Day, Grab Philippines today announced new initiatives to raise the bar for safety, hygiene, and quality standards in the food …
Philippines suspends decision to scrap troop pact with United States
The Philippines has suspended for the third time its decision to scrap a two-decade-old Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) with the United States, its foreign minister said on Monday.
Philippines suspends decision to scrap troop pact with United States
The Philippines has suspended for the third time its decision to scrap a two-decade-old Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) with the United States, its foreign minister said on Monday.
Selling Zongzi becomes way of livelihood in Philippines amid pandemic
For Wilson Lee Flores, a Philippine bakery owner, selling Zongzi with a distinct flavor of the Chinese culture has become a way of earning livelihood amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Suman, the Philippine …
Win a cow, avoid COVID: Philippines tempts vaccine hesitant
Philippines is battling one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in Southeast Asia but many are reluctant to get the jab.
Philippines poorly prepared to deal with COVID-19, report says
In a recent study published in the WHO WPSAR journal, researchers described the challenges and early response of the Philippines to COVID-19.
Rice exporters from India, Pakistan need to work on market linkages in PHL—report
Non-Asean exporters, such as India and Pakistan, would need to increase consumer awareness and build business relationships in the Philippines if they want to capitalize on Manila’s decision to lower …