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MMDA: Squatters, buildings occupy 50% of Metro Manila waterways Philippine Star An official of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority has pointed to informal settlers and encroachment of build

Vice President Mike Pence joined National Security Adviser John Bolton in warning Iran not to interpret American military restraint as a sign of weakness, and doubled down on the U.S.’ willingness to take necessary action.

Philippine Airlines Names Tycoons Daughter New Chief Skift The sudden departure of Philippine Airlines (PAL) president and COO Jaime J. Bautista caught the industry by surprise. While in Paris on Tue

JICA commits 900 B more for railway projects in Philippines Philippine Star Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has pledged to lend around 900 billion more to fund ongoing railway projects

Arsenal are reportedly positive over negotiations for a Scotland defender despite seeing a £15m bid turned down

Boris Johnson’s row with partner Carrie Symonds, which ended with the police visiting her flat in the early hours of Friday morning dominated the Sunday newspapers and shows.

President Donald Trump will not say whether he'll follow a United Nations recommendation to order the FBI to investigate the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, reasoning that other countries, including Iran, have done worse and asserting that keeping Saudi Arabia's business with the US is more important than any desire to punish the government for his killing.

Airbus lands $6.8bn order from Philippines' Cebu Air Nikkei Asian Review MANILA - Leading Philippine low-cost carrier Cebu Air ordered 31 aircraft from Airbus in a deal worth $6.8 billion, lookin

Here is the long-term forecast: Rain will become more torrential and flash floods more frequent due to rising global temperatures.

Why has no one pulled a Night Pass?

Chelsea youngster Callum Hudson-Odoi has handed Blues fans encouraging news, posting an update that his 'recovery is going well' as he fights back from an Achilles injury.

XBOX Scarlett might not be what next-gen fans were led to believe.

You cant win them all but on the day rugby was the winner

Four sailors rescued after activating stricken yacht's emergency beacon Sail World Four sailors have been rescued from their life raft on Sunday afternoon having had to abandon their yacht 't

Tensions in the Persian Gulf are reaching a point of no return. In recent weeks, six oil tankers have been subjected to Israeli sabotage disguised to look like Iranian attacks to induce the United States to take military action …

11 Pinoy seafarers arrive in Manila after tanker attack Philippine Star Eleven Filipino seafarers have arrived in Manila after their ship and another vessel were damaged during suspected attacks off

Philippines enters Goldilocks economy phase Diokno Philippine Star The Philippines has entered a Goldilocks economy with the right mix of high economic growth and low inflation, according to Bangko

A new group of billionaires is shaking up the landscape.

Manila Water rotational service interruption ABS-CBN News Residents of Barangay Addition Hills in Mandaluyong gather water from a tank provided by authorities on Wednesday. Manila Water scheduled a r

Horford initially declined his player option with the hopes of working out a new three-year deal with Boston, but now he wants to move on.

In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, Vice President Mike Pence announced that President Trump planned to move forward with additional sanctions on Iran after he called off a military strike.

CHECOTAH, Okla. – Officials in Checotah are searching for a missing 68-year-old man. Michael McGuire was last seen around 5 p.m. Saturday about 2 1/2 miles east of Kyle Edwards in Checotah. McGuire was wearing black slacks and a white shirt with blue sleeves. He drives a grey 2019 Toyota Tacoma with Oklahoma license plate HYL359. Officials say McGuire has scars on both knees from knee surgery as well as an indent in the left temple and a scar that […]

Philippines, Japan sign $202-million loan deal for Mindanao roads ABS-CBN News MANILA - The Philippines and Japan signed a $202-million (P10.5 billion) loan agreement to build and improve roads in Mi

Angola head coach Srdjan Vasiljevic believes his side are ready to cause another surprise in the Africa Cup of Nations after raising eyebrows by qualifying for the tournament in the first place.Vasiljevics side are preparing to open their campaign the first time they have reached the tournament proper since 2013 against Tunisia in what are expected to be sweltering conditions in Suez.We surprised everyone by qualifying after seven years of failure, Vasiljevic said in quotes on the Confederation... Читать дальше...

Garbage from Philippines on its way to Canada aboard a different ship, government says National Post OTTAWA The piles of trash at the centre of a longstanding international dispute between the Phili