Search results 8314 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Victim of Philippine dictator angry as son leads polls May 06, 2022 Former political prisoner Cristina Bawagan still has the dress she wore the day she was arrested, tortured and sexually abused by soldiers during the brutal ... For martial law victims in Philippines, another Marcos presidency is unthinkable May 06, 2022 Meanwhile, Muslim leaders in the south are split over support for late dictator’s namesake who is the frontrunner ahead of May 9 polls. Young Filipinos stand to be a force in May 9 general election May 05, 2022 A majority of youths are leaning toward voting for the son of a former dictator as president, polls show. NGO: Video shows Thai military destroying footbridge used by Myanmar refugees May 04, 2022 Fortify Rights calls on Thai authorities to investigate the incident. China’s amphibious assault ship holds live-fire drills in South China Sea May 04, 2022 The Hainan, named after the island province, is China’s first Type 075 amphibious assault ship. Filipino journalists, experts allege online attacks, disinformation from Marcos camp May 03, 2022 The Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines group calls on social media giants to probe threats allegedly made on online platforms. The Philippines Votes May 03, 2022 Elections will take place at the national, provincial and municipal levels across the archipelago nation on May 9, but all eyes are on the race to succeed ... Myanmar junta rejects ASEAN outreach to NUG shadow government May 03, 2022 Sources say the military regime won’t allow ASEAN’s envoy to meet Aung San Suu Kyi. A free press for a free world May 03, 2022 Convicted Awami League MP leaves country for medical treatment May 03, 2022 Opposition officials question fairness, noting that former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has been denied the ability to travel for medical care. Philippines presidential race: the top five contenders May 02, 2022 On May 9, Filipinos will chose President Rodrigo Duterte's successor -- with polls pointing to one of these five as the next leader of the nation. At bilateral meeting, Japanese, Thai PMs urge end to war in Ukraine May 02, 2022 Leaders also announce a defense equipment deal on 135th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Vietnam protests China’s annual South China Sea summer fishing ban May 02, 2022 Philippine officials have not responded to the latest 3½-month moratorium. Marcos seen as pro-China; Robredo will likely test Beijing ties May 02, 2022 Analysts gauge the foreign policy implications of the May 9 presidential vote. Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr May 02, 2022 With COVID-19 restrictions lifted, Muslims are gathering in large numbers to mark the end of Ramadan. Indonesia confirms invitation to Ukraine for G-20 summit, says Putin will attend Apr 29, 2022 But Jakarta declines weapons request from Kyiv, saying as non-aligned country it cannot supply arms to any nation. Japan PM begins SE Asia trip, urges open seas, response on Ukraine Apr 29, 2022 Fumio Kishida doesn’t name Beijing but strongly protests “efforts to change status quo unilaterally” in East and South China seas. Philippine soldier, 5 suspected Islamic State militants killed in clash Apr 29, 2022 More than 220 extremists have been killed this year, according to military figures. Indonesia’s halt on palm oil exports creates uncertainty for consumers Apr 28, 2022 Economists differ on whether the prohibition will be short-lived or boomerang on the nation’s economy. Another Mekong River dam in Laos begins review process Apr 28, 2022 Villagers fear they will not have a say in the Phou Ngoy Dam project, expected to be completed in 2029. China says Taiwan ‘playing with fire’ over alleged Taiping Island plans Apr 28, 2022 Taiwanese military plans to extend airstrip so it can accommodate F-16 fighter-jets and P-3C anti-submarine aircraft. Key witness in case against jailed Philippine senator recants statement Apr 28, 2022 Kerwin Espinosa apologizes to Sen. Leila de Lima, saying he was coerced into making a false statement. Indonesia declines to say whether Ukraine’s president invited to G-20 summit Apr 28, 2022 Ukrainian leader posted a message on Twitter saying the Indonesian president had invited him to Bali meeting. Rights groups urge Bangladesh to restore community schools for Rohingya refugee children Apr 28, 2022 Meanwhile, officials in Dhaka say they only shut private tuition centers and not officially authorized schools. Only a few thousand tigers survive in Asia in 2022 Apr 27, 2022 Rampant poaching and the unchecked destruction of habitats have shrunk the tigers’ range by more than 95 percent. Singapore executes Malaysian drugs convict despite family's appeals over his mental disability Apr 27, 2022 Calls for clemency failed in country known for having some of the world’s harshest anti-drugs laws. Philippines’ Duterte intends to skip ASEAN summit in Washington Apr 27, 2022 The president has not visited the United States since taking office in 2016. Filipino fishers talk about hopes, expectations in presidential candidates Apr 27, 2022 “I hope the next president will realize our situation,” says one fishermen from a community bordering the disputed South China Sea. Philippines to compensate Marawi residents who lost homes in 2017 siege Apr 27, 2022 President Duterte signs law to give funds to thousands who were displace by five-month battle. Micro-plastic contamination in Indonesia’s rivers poses health risk, environmentalists warn Apr 26, 2022 The pollution kills fish which are a food source for people, Ecoton director says. Previous 30 items 1 ... 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 278 Next 30 items
Search results 8314 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Victim of Philippine dictator angry as son leads polls May 06, 2022 Former political prisoner Cristina Bawagan still has the dress she wore the day she was arrested, tortured and sexually abused by soldiers during the brutal ... For martial law victims in Philippines, another Marcos presidency is unthinkable May 06, 2022 Meanwhile, Muslim leaders in the south are split over support for late dictator’s namesake who is the frontrunner ahead of May 9 polls. Young Filipinos stand to be a force in May 9 general election May 05, 2022 A majority of youths are leaning toward voting for the son of a former dictator as president, polls show. NGO: Video shows Thai military destroying footbridge used by Myanmar refugees May 04, 2022 Fortify Rights calls on Thai authorities to investigate the incident. China’s amphibious assault ship holds live-fire drills in South China Sea May 04, 2022 The Hainan, named after the island province, is China’s first Type 075 amphibious assault ship. Filipino journalists, experts allege online attacks, disinformation from Marcos camp May 03, 2022 The Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines group calls on social media giants to probe threats allegedly made on online platforms. The Philippines Votes May 03, 2022 Elections will take place at the national, provincial and municipal levels across the archipelago nation on May 9, but all eyes are on the race to succeed ... Myanmar junta rejects ASEAN outreach to NUG shadow government May 03, 2022 Sources say the military regime won’t allow ASEAN’s envoy to meet Aung San Suu Kyi. A free press for a free world May 03, 2022 Convicted Awami League MP leaves country for medical treatment May 03, 2022 Opposition officials question fairness, noting that former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has been denied the ability to travel for medical care. Philippines presidential race: the top five contenders May 02, 2022 On May 9, Filipinos will chose President Rodrigo Duterte's successor -- with polls pointing to one of these five as the next leader of the nation. At bilateral meeting, Japanese, Thai PMs urge end to war in Ukraine May 02, 2022 Leaders also announce a defense equipment deal on 135th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Vietnam protests China’s annual South China Sea summer fishing ban May 02, 2022 Philippine officials have not responded to the latest 3½-month moratorium. Marcos seen as pro-China; Robredo will likely test Beijing ties May 02, 2022 Analysts gauge the foreign policy implications of the May 9 presidential vote. Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr May 02, 2022 With COVID-19 restrictions lifted, Muslims are gathering in large numbers to mark the end of Ramadan. Indonesia confirms invitation to Ukraine for G-20 summit, says Putin will attend Apr 29, 2022 But Jakarta declines weapons request from Kyiv, saying as non-aligned country it cannot supply arms to any nation. Japan PM begins SE Asia trip, urges open seas, response on Ukraine Apr 29, 2022 Fumio Kishida doesn’t name Beijing but strongly protests “efforts to change status quo unilaterally” in East and South China seas. Philippine soldier, 5 suspected Islamic State militants killed in clash Apr 29, 2022 More than 220 extremists have been killed this year, according to military figures. Indonesia’s halt on palm oil exports creates uncertainty for consumers Apr 28, 2022 Economists differ on whether the prohibition will be short-lived or boomerang on the nation’s economy. Another Mekong River dam in Laos begins review process Apr 28, 2022 Villagers fear they will not have a say in the Phou Ngoy Dam project, expected to be completed in 2029. China says Taiwan ‘playing with fire’ over alleged Taiping Island plans Apr 28, 2022 Taiwanese military plans to extend airstrip so it can accommodate F-16 fighter-jets and P-3C anti-submarine aircraft. Key witness in case against jailed Philippine senator recants statement Apr 28, 2022 Kerwin Espinosa apologizes to Sen. Leila de Lima, saying he was coerced into making a false statement. Indonesia declines to say whether Ukraine’s president invited to G-20 summit Apr 28, 2022 Ukrainian leader posted a message on Twitter saying the Indonesian president had invited him to Bali meeting. Rights groups urge Bangladesh to restore community schools for Rohingya refugee children Apr 28, 2022 Meanwhile, officials in Dhaka say they only shut private tuition centers and not officially authorized schools. Only a few thousand tigers survive in Asia in 2022 Apr 27, 2022 Rampant poaching and the unchecked destruction of habitats have shrunk the tigers’ range by more than 95 percent. Singapore executes Malaysian drugs convict despite family's appeals over his mental disability Apr 27, 2022 Calls for clemency failed in country known for having some of the world’s harshest anti-drugs laws. Philippines’ Duterte intends to skip ASEAN summit in Washington Apr 27, 2022 The president has not visited the United States since taking office in 2016. Filipino fishers talk about hopes, expectations in presidential candidates Apr 27, 2022 “I hope the next president will realize our situation,” says one fishermen from a community bordering the disputed South China Sea. Philippines to compensate Marawi residents who lost homes in 2017 siege Apr 27, 2022 President Duterte signs law to give funds to thousands who were displace by five-month battle. Micro-plastic contamination in Indonesia’s rivers poses health risk, environmentalists warn Apr 26, 2022 The pollution kills fish which are a food source for people, Ecoton director says. Previous 30 items 1 ... 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 278 Next 30 items