Trami swamped Philippine cities and towns. Causing widespread flooding and massive destruction. The storm's aftermath claimed at least 82 lives, with several still reported to be missing.

Storm Trami: Chinese Coastal Cities On High Alert

Torrential rain set off by tropical storm Trami swamped Eastern Philippine cities and towns causing widespread flooding and massive destruction. Watch in for more details!

Tropical Storm Trami Claims 14 Lives In Philippines

Former followers of an arrested Filipino televangelist - Apollo Quiboloy, confronted him in a Senate hearing Wednesday, accusing him of repeatedly abusing them sexually by portraying the assaults as their religious duty to the “appointed son of God.”

Philippines: Arrested Pastor Faces Senate Hearing Over Sexual Crimes

Torrential rain set off by tropical storm Trami swamped eastern Philippine cities and towns. Causing widespread flooding and massive destruction. The storm's aftermath claimed at least 26 lives, with several still reported to be missing.

Storm Trami: Tropical Storm Impacts Five Districts

Tropical Storm Trami has killed at least 26 people and forced more than 150,000 to flee their homes in the Philippines, officials said on Thursday, as it made landfall on the northeastern coast.

Tropical storm Trami kills 26 in Philippines, forces 150,000 to evacuate

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos on Thursday (Oct 10) called on Southeast Asian and Chinese leaders to fast-track talks over a code of conduct for the embattled South China Sea.

‘Your behaviour not unnoticed,’ Philippines embarrasses China at ASEAN summit

A fresh war of words has broken out between China and the Philippines over the disputed South China Sea. The Philippines has accused China's Coast Guard of firing water cannons at government ships taking supplies to fishermen at the disputed shoal in the South China Sea. Watch in for more details!

South China Sea Tensions: Philippines Claims Chinese Ships Fired Cannons At Its Ships

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines has officially inaugurated the country's first electric vehicle battery factory, hailing it as a significant step towards a cleaner energy future.

Philippines gets its first EV battery plant

U.S. will continue to keep its Typhon missile launcher deployed to the Philippines indefinitely despite protests from China. The missile system was delivered earlier this year ahead of the U.S.-Philippine joint military exercise. The Filipino and American forces continue to train with it, with officials saying that the move is aimed at giving China "sleepless nights."

China fumes as US keeps missile system capable of striking Chinese targets, in Philippines

In the backdrop of the constantly flaring tensions between Beijing and Manila over disputes in the South China Sea two German warships are visiting the Philippines.

South China Sea Tensions Escalate Further: China Irked By 2 German Warships Visiting The Philippines

The 2024 World Risk Report is out, highlighting which countries are most at risk from natural disasters, and what can be done to prevent catastrophes and mitigate the effects. Philippines remains the most at-risk country globally for 16 straight years.

World Risk Index 2024: Philippines retains the most at-risk country for 16th straight year

Top Philippines diplomat, Ma. Theresa P. Lazaro, who is on an India visit, has said that her country is working for full e-visa services for Indians so that tourism increases, with an air services agreement in the works as well.

Philippines plans full e-Visa service for Indians, space MoU with ISRO

'We will be part of deterrent capabilities', Philippines Vice Minister for foreign affairs Theresa P. Lazaro tells WION on Brahmos missile acquisition from India. She also added that Philippines is looking to sign MoU with ISRO.

'Philippines looking to sign MoU with ISRO', says Philippines Vice Minister for foreign affairs

A Philippine pastor wanted in the United States for child sex trafficking has been arrested, officials said Sunday (Sep 8), two weeks into a massive police manhunt.

Philippines pastor accused of sexual abuse, running child sex trafficking ring in US arrested

Southern Chinese provinces and cities braced for the arrival of super typhoon Yagi, shutting schools and postponing flights ahead of its expected landfall along Hainan's subtropical coast in what could be the most powerful storm to hit China in years.

Chinese cities suspends flights, schools as typhoon Yagi edges closer

Authorities in the Philippines have intensified their crackdown on illegal online gambling. The recent rates and arrests underline the depth of the illegal offshore gambling firms, a issue that the country is dealing with. Watch in for more details!

Philippines ramps up crackdown on illegal offshore gambling

Philippine authorities have intensified their Crackdown on illegal online gambling the recent raids and arrests underline the depth of the illegal offshore gambling firms issue that the country is dealing with.

Crackdown on illegal gambling in Philippines

Floods and a landslide have killed at least 13 people in the Philippines, as tropical storm Yagi, locally known as Enteng, dumped heavy rain on the capital manila and nearby provinces.

Tropical storm Yagi kills at least 13 in Philippines

China and the Philippines accused each other of ramming their ships in a disputed area of the South China Sea on Saturday, the latest in an escalating series of clashes in the vital waterway.

South China sea clash: China, Philippines ships ram into each other

China and the Philippines have traded accusations over an incident involving their ships in the disputed South China Sea on Saturday (August 31). Philippines accuses China of intentional collision According to Manila, a Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessel intentionally rammed the Philippine Coast Guard’s (PCG) ship, BRP Teresa Magbanua, three times on Saturday, at Escoda Shoal, also known as Sabina Shoal, located in the West Philippine Sea.

Watch | Philippine ship rammed by ‘unprovoked’ Chinese coastguard in South China Sea

China is in the middle of another conflict in the South China Sea this time with the Philippines after China told the Philippines to immediately withdraw its Coast Guard ship from the hotly contested Sabina Shoal. Watch in for more details!

China-Philippines ships face off in South China Sea

China's aggressive actions escalated tensions in the South China Sea as 40 Chinese vessels blocked Philippine supply ships from reaching a disputed shoal, hindering resupply efforts for Manila's largest coast guard ship, Philippine officials said Tuesday (Aug 27).

China-Philippines conflict in South China sea

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan met in Beijing on Tuesday, as the world's two biggest economies hope to maintain their relations.

China warns US over Philippines support

Philippines accuses China of using 'excessive force' to block food delivery to Shoal

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