Philippines will stick to diplomatic, legal options in resolving territorial row with China, says Palace
MANILA, Philippines -- The Philippines will focus on diplomatic, legal and political tracks in pursuing its claim in the West…
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Sunni militants attack Iraq’s Baiji refinery
(Reuters) - Sunni militants attacked Iraq's largest oil refinery, located in Baiji in northern Iraq, with machine-gun fire and mortars…
12 years ago
Marine Widow on Iraq: “I Feel Like a High Price Has Been Paid Already”
As Iraq inches closer to civil war and recent violence threatens to undo years of U.S. peacekeeping efforts, one Marine…
12 years ago
Tenor Arthur Espiritu returns for MCOF’s Mostly Mozart 2014
After a series of successful performances in Europe, the country’s premier tenor Arthur Espiritu returns to perform in MCOF’s production…
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Manila seeks faster ruling on Maritime dispute with China
The Philippines aims to seek a faster ruling on the arbitration case it filed against China concerning the territorial dispute…
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Japan eases visa requirements
The Japanese government is set to implement a substantial relaxation of visa requirements for Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines -…
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Boat sinks off Malaysia, 66 people missing
An overloaded wooden boat capsized off the western Malaysian coast, with 66 of its 97 Indonesian passengers reportedly missing. [youtube…
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Thai junta unfazed by serial hunger striker’s “win-win” fast
(Reuters) - For more than three decades, Chalad Vorachat's hunger strikes have drawn crowds. Once, he even helped topple a…
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Emergency meeting re rising prices
Because of the sudden hike in the prices of garlic, ginger and rice, the National Price Coordinating Council will conduct…
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Ex-Goldman director goes to prison, still owes $13.9 million fine
(Reuters) - Former Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.N) director Rajat Gupta on Tuesday began serving his two-year prison term for…
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