Topic: Rodrigo Duterte

The government of the Philippines said Tuesday it has notified the United States it's unilaterally terminating a 22-year-old agreement governing American military personnel in the Asian nation.

The Philippines has reported the first coronavirus death outside China, where the toll climbed to 361fatalities with 14,380 cases through Sunday.

Health officials in Britain and Sweden confirmed their first cases of coronavirus as the worldwide number of cases rose above 10,000 Friday.

The government of the Philippines is barring entry for two U.S. senators and may soon require that all American visitors obtain visas, a spokesman for President Rodrigo Duterte said Friday.

The Philippines said a Chinese group representing a boat that collided with a Filipino vessel in June has apologized for the incident.

The United Nations Human Rights Council voted Thursday to investigate the thousands of deaths connected to the Philippines' ongoing war on drugs, attracting swift condemnation from the Duterte administration.

Police in the Philippines under President Rodrigo Duterte have carried out extrajudicial executions with impunity, in the poorest neighborhoods, as part of his war on drugs, Amnesty International said in a new report.

The Philippines is condemning the actions of a Chinese boat crew after the vessel collided with then sunk a Filipino boat.

Canada and the Philippines have agreed on a Wednesday deadline for the return of non-recyclable Canadian garbage.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs is taking a toll on the country's poorest women and children.

A 6.5 magnitude earthquake rocked the Philippines island of Eastern Samar Tuesday, a day after an earthquake hit the Asian nation's largest Luzon island.

A strong earthquake rattled the Philippines Monday, toppling electricity poles and damaging infrastructure, officials said.

Fourteen people were killed and 16 others arrested in joint military and police operations in central Philippines against suspected communist rebels.

News organization CEO and Time magazine's 2018 "Person of the Year" Maria Ressa was arrested Friday for having allegedly violated Philippine's anti-dummy law.

Journalist and Time magazine's 2018 Person of the Year was released from jail Thursday after posting bail for cyber libel, a charge seen by freedom of speech advocates as a way to muzzle the media.