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Philippines - Page 2

May 7, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/News

The South China Sea’s Quiet Island at the Center of a Global Power Struggle

To arriving boats, Thitu Island appears almost untouched by the geopolitical storm surrounding it. A small stretch of white sand and coral-fringed shoreline sits in the middle of the South China Sea,

Columns/Diplomacy

Is the Philippines a Beneficiary of U.S.-Chinese Confrontation?

When President Ferdinand Marcos was running an authoritarian regime in the Philippines (1965-1986), he was once asked about rumours of rigged elections in his country. “I promised I will give you the right to vote,” he said, according to a

August 3, 2023

India Supports Philippines in South China Sea

Defence/Diplomacy

My enemy’s enemy is my friend is a fitting adage for India; ‘s support to the Philippines which is fighting a battle royale in

Provocations by the Philippines in South China Sea unwise, futile

Diplomacy

Some waters of the South China Sea have not been calm over the past couple of months, as the Philippines has been stirring up

Philippine Inflation Eases Below Target, Giving Central Bank Room to Cut Rates Again

October 7, 2025
Business

Inflation in the Philippines quickened slightly in September but remained below the central bank’s target range, signaling continued progress in taming price pressures and offering policymakers room to ease interest rates further,

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Philippine President Marcos Faces Corruption Scandal and Coup Rumours

September 21, 2025
Diplomacy

Half a century after his father declared martial law, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is facing the gravest crisis of his presidency: a massive corruption scandal, coup rumours, and mounting public anger

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Indian and Philippine Navies Launch First-Ever Joint Patrols in South China Sea

August 4, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Indian and Philippine warships have begun their first-ever joint patrols in the disputed South China Sea, according to Manila’s military. The two-day coordinated operation, which started Sunday, involves three Indian Navy vessels

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Philippines Accuses Chinese Vessel of Causing Major Coral Reef Damage Near Thitu Island

July 17, 2025
Diplomacy/News

The Philippine government has accused a Chinese vessel of causing over 11 million pesos (approximately US$194,000) in environmental damage to protected coral reefs near Thitu Island in the South China Sea, marking

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HIV Crisis Explodes in the Philippines: Youth Under Siege as Infections Surge 50%

June 4, 2025
News

Philippine medical officials have issued a stark warning about a looming public health emergency as new HIV infections in the country have surged sharply this year, disproportionately affecting young males. Data from

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Hilton Expands to Quezon City and Cebu with Garden Inn Brand

April 18, 2025
Business

Global hospitality leader Hilton (NYSE: HLT) has officially announced the launch of its Hilton Garden Inn brand in the Philippines, with the signing of two new properties: Hilton Garden Inn Manila Quezon

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Dozens of Sri Lankans Narrowly Escape Engine Fire on Malaysia Airlines Flight

March 18, 2025
Aviation/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Singapore Dozens of Sri Lankan passengers, along with others aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight MH705, narrowly avoided a potentially catastrophic engine fire shortly after takeoff from Manila’s Ninoy Aquino

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Netanyahu Walks Free, Duterte Shackled

March 11, 2025
Editorials/Geopolitics

Editorial How many airports has the Butcher of Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, traversed since the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued the so-called arrest warrant against him? How many bombs has he

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Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Arrested on ICC Warrant

March 11, 2025
Human Rights/Philippines/World

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested on an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant for alleged crimes against humanity linked to his controversial war on drugs. Duterte was taken into custody

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Former Philippines Leader Duterte Flees to Hong Kong Amid ICC Arrest Rumors

March 11, 2025
Philippines/World

Rodrigo Duterte, the former president of the Philippines, has fled to Hong Kong amid growing speculation that the International Criminal Court (ICC) is preparing to issue an arrest warrant against him over

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