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Philippines still verifying missiles in Spratlys amid China's confirmation

Echoing China and President Rodrigo Duterte's previous remarks, Cayetano said that the missiles were "not directed against us." Cayetano stressed that the Philippines would "take every diplomatic action to protect our interest." However, solving the South China Sea disputeRead more

 
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Filipino veterans to receive Congressional Gold Medals for WW2 service

His father, Theophilo Ermitano, who died at 92 in 2012, was a member of the 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment in the U.S. Army. … where he and hundreds of others like him will receive Congressional Gold Medals – aRead more

 
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Macau casino operator Galaxy supports closure of Philippines island despite US$500m resort plans

Macau casino operator Galaxy Entertainment Group, which posted a 36 per cent jump in earnings on Thursday, says it supports the Philippines government's move to temporarily close Boracay for environmental reasons and will seek further clarification after announcing plansRead more

 
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Cardinal Tagle ramps up protest against Philippine killings

"The bells beg us to transform the mourning of our people into hope and peace," said the Manila prelate. Cardinal Tagle condemned the murder of Father Ventura as he expressed sadness that some people seem to no longer valueRead more

 
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Philippine envoy no regrets on serving OFWs in Kuwait – Villa flies back home

“We would like to thank you our dear Ambassador for your genuine public service and promoting the protection, welfare and rights of every Filipino in Kuwait,” stated Dr Chie Umandap, AKO OFW Chairman and Founder. “We are very saddenedRead more

 
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Anatomy of Kuwait fiasco

With respect to Kuwait's protest against the Philippine embassy-led extraction of domestic helpers from their employers in Kuwait and the … The great US diplomat and diplomatic historian George Kennan, identified the malady first when he warned in aRead more

 
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Malaysia, Philippines drop 1%; Thailand bounces back in late trade

BENGALURU (May 2): Malaysian and Philippine shares fell 1% each and snapped three straight sessions of gains, while Thai stocks bounced back in … Oil recovered some ground after the previous day's slide, helped by concerns about possible renewedRead more

 
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Duterte Order Disappoints Philippine Workers Seeking End to Short-Term Contracts

MANILA (Reuters) – Philippine labor groups expressed disappointment on Wednesday over a long-awaited executive order by President Rodrigo Duterte to crack down on short-term hiring, saying it offered nothing new and left millions of workers without benefits. Halting useRead more

 
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Why Korea matters

A joint study conducted by Stanford University and the International Peace Research Institute in Oslo estimates some 1.2 million casualties from that war, mainly Koreans, Americans and Chinese. Among the casualties were 112 Filipino soldiers killed in action andRead more

 
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US: Vet implanted heroin in puppies for Colombia drug ring

NEW YORK (AP) — A veterinarian accused of implanting liquid heroin in puppies for a Colombian drug trafficking ring is now in custody in New York. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration said on Tuesday that Andres Lopez Elorza wasRead more

 
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US May Day immigration protests target Trump, fall elections

NEW YORK — Immigrants say President Donald Trump's administration has become almost everything they feared, but while they rally across the United States on May Day, their focus is less on huge turnout Tuesday than on the first TuesdayRead more

 
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Deport the abusers, not missionaries

An agreement was supposed to be signed by Kuwait and the Philippines to ensure that the rights of Filipino migrant workers are respected. How important is it for the Philippine government to protect the rights of its workers abroad?Read more

 
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Duterte's populist pivot away from the United States may not last

Duterte's pivot is also in part a response to the United States' lack of clear commitment to the Philippines in the South China Sea dispute with China — despite the United States–Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty. Duterte has accepted theRead more

 
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Kuwait ready to cooperate with Philippines after worker ban

Welcome to 307 Politics. As always you can stay up-to-date on all the stories you care about at trib.com/307politics, like us at Facebook.com/307politics, follow us on Twitter @307politics and catch my Star-Tribune stories that don't make it into thisRead more

 
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US says border crossing didn't have room for asylum seekers

In an anticlimactic twist, about 50 asylum seekers were allowed past a gate controlled by Mexican officials to walk across a long bridge but were stopped at the entrance to the U.S. inspection facility at the other end. TheyRead more

 
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Detractors Deride Duterte for Asking Filipinos to Leave Kuwait

U.S. News & World Report. Detractors Deride Duterte for Asking Filipinos to Leave Kuwait. More. FILE PHOTO: Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte gestures during an armed forces change of command ceremony at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City, Metro Manila, PhilippinesRead more

 
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Gov't eyes setting up own bond exchange

In particular, Dominguez said the state-run lenders Landbank and Development Bank of the Philippines, both universal banks, could establish units that would promote bonds to micro, small and medium enterprises. “It's easier for us to do it through themRead more

 
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PH embassy books Trump Hotel on June 12

Reports swirled in the US capital that the Philippines is the latest foreign government to “book rooms or host events” at the Trump International Hotel, with critics arguing that such bookings are nothing more than attempts to “curry favor”Read more

 
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Duterte tells Filipinos to leave Kuwait

He urged Kuwait — “a good friend” — not to hurt the Filipinos in the northern Arabian Gulf state and to help the Philippine government get them out. “If the presence of Filipinos is a burden to you, allowRead more

 
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Airport agents seize P20-million drug shipment

In 2016, airport authorities made at least 15 arrests against suspected foreign drug couriers. Manila International Airport Authority general manager Eddie Monreal said the Philippine government is in close coordination with US law enforcement units and international police inRead more

 
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