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Wreckage found of WWII aircraft carrier USS Lexington

Wreckage from the USS Lexington, a US aircraft carrier which sank during World War II, has been discovered in the Coral Sea, a search team led by … including the USS Indianapolis, a US heavy cruiser which sank inRead more

 
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Philippine inflation to ease despite uptick in February: central bank

The Philippine peso firmed to 51.81/51.98 per dollar from Monday's close of 52.00 after the data was released. Philippine shares were down 0.5 percent as of 0502 GMT. The central bank has kept policy settings steady since it raisedRead more

 
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No Need for Preemptive Philippine Rate Hike, Finance Chief Says

… up prices. Policy makers also look at other factors when deciding on rates, including the pace of tightening in the U.S., he said. … The Philippine peso is the worst performing currency in emerging markets after the ArgentineRead more

 
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US-Philippines Defense Ties in the Spotlight with Submarine Visit

This week, a U.S. submarine docked in the Philippines amid an active few weeks for the U.S.–Philippine alliance. The engagement is testament to a bilateral defense relationship that is on the uptick despite some lingering challenges under new PhilippineRead more

 
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World US Aircraft carrier arrives in Vietnam, with a message for China

A photo provided by the U.S. Navy of the USS Carl Vinson in the Philippine Sea. For the first time since the end of the Vietnam War, the United States aircraft carrier is scheduled to make a port callRead more

 
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US aircraft carrier in Vietnam for historic visit

Analysts say the port call, which follows a visit to the Philippines last month, is a chance for the United States to flex its military muscle in Asia. “It's a US push… to demonstrate a massive naval presence inRead more

 
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US official reminds PH on rule of law

A visiting ranking official of the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has reminded the Duterte administration that the rule of law should be the “benchmark” in enforcing the war on drugs in the Philippines or in any otherRead more

 
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US tariff on steel has no direct impact on PH: Steel Asia president

MANILA – The country's largest steel producer, Steel Asia Manufacturing Corp., does not see any direct effect from the plan of the United States government to increase tariffs on steel and aluminum, its president said in a statement. “TheRead more

 
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Hindu woman elected to Pakistan's senate in historic first

In this photo, taken Feb. 12, 2018, Krishna Kumari, from the Pakistani Hindu minority, works in her office in Hyderabad, Pakistan. Pakistanis have elected Kumari on Saturday, March 3, 2018 to the senate for the first time ever inRead more

 
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Church group, longtime Sereno endorser, sets 'CJ Ipaglaban' rally

The Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches (PCEC) said its mass action dubbed “Martsa ng Bayan, CJ Ipaglaban” — a march in defense of the embattled magistrate — would be held on … Let us all gather peacefully and prayerfullyRead more

 
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US to help save endangered PH pangolin

Help is on its way to save the Philippine pangolin, also known as the “Balintong,” from possible extinction. This particular pangolin species that is endemic to the Palawan province is at risk extinction out due to heavy hunting becauseRead more

 
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Nations Filipinos trust the most

The 50 years of American colonial rule during which political, educational, social, and cultural values were accepted and adopted by Filipinos were followed by the US–Philippine alliance in World War II and US recognition of Philippine independence in 1946.Read more

 
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US DHS Undersecretary stresses importance of rule of law in prosecution of drug suspects

The US is one of the countries that expressed serious concern on the Philippines' human rights situation in relation to the Duterte administration's war on drugs that has led to thousands of extrajudicial killings. Glawe is currently visiting theRead more

 
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Students Condemn Philippines' Ties with US, China through Art

Casualty estimates from Duterte's drug war are contentious, with the Philippine government saying more than 4,000 “drug personalities” have died in anti-drug operations, while the non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch says more than 12,000 have lost their lives, whichRead more

 
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Duterte sees passage of BBL, tagged cure for terror

“I think what we're seeing is Isis becoming increasingly decentralized,” said the US Department of State's counterterrorism coordinator, Nathan Sales, who addressed the meeting. “IS is evolving and adapting,” he said, explaining the decision to blacklist IS regional groups,Read more

 
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US Carrier Group Headed to S. China Sea Waters Claimed by China

Southeast Asian countries as well as Taiwan have been pushing for more U.S. presence as China expands at sea, backed by the world's third strongest armed forces after the United States and Russia. But Malaysia, the Philippines and VietnamRead more

 
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Dead Filipina in freezer spotlights peril of migrant workers

"We send to you a Filipino worker, hale and hearty … do not give us back a battered worker or a mutilated corpse." But deaths among the army of Filipino workers abroad aren't new. Nearly 200 Filipino workers diedRead more

 
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Q&A: Philippine TV veteran Boy Abunda says allowing Western beauty standards to define us …

The conversation around colorism issues blew up recently after netizens criticized the upcoming fantasy series Bagani, for brownfacing mestizo (mixed-race) actors instead of simply casting dark-skinned actors to play lead roles. As part of Coconuts Manila's series of storiesRead more

 
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SE Asia Stocks-Most edge lower on US rate rise fears

Philippine shares fell 0.1 percent after the central bank said on Wednesday that annual inflation could breach the official target in February, possibly quickening to a more than three-year high of 4.8 percent. Inflation breaching the 4 percent markRead more

 
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SE Asia Stocks-Most edge lower on US rate rise fears

Singapore extends falls, Vietnam snaps 4 sessions of gains * Odds of Philippine rate hike rise after cbank inflation view * Indonesians shares gain after strong manufacturing data By Aditya Soni March 1 (Reuters) – Most Southeast Asian stockRead more

 
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