ASEAN NEWS FRONT PAGES HEADLINES: Manila Headline – Philippines retains premier status in fight vs human trafficking
The TIP report issued on Thursday said the Philippines was one of 39 countries among 186 surveyed that continued to
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ASEAN NEWS FRONT PAGES HEADLINES: Manila Headline – DUTERTE: WAR CONTINUES CPP closes doors to peace talks
COMMUNIST rebels would no longer negotiate a peace deal with the government and would focus instead on ousting President Rodrigo
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ASEAN NEWS FRONT PAGES HEADLINES: Manila Headline – Sara Duterte: Don’t listen to Pa when he interprets Bible
“Please do not listen to him interpret the Bible or Quran, he is not a priest, a pastor or an
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US POLITICS: Washington – House Rejects Immigration Bill After GOP Fails to Reach Agreement
A mother and child waita along the border bridge after being denied entry from Mexico into the U.S. on June
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MANILA & ASEAN HEADLINES: Minors to be included in ‘anti-tambay’ drive
Duterte said he has to implement a campaign against tambays because a recent survey by the Social Weather Stations indicated
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ASEAN HEADLINES: YANGON, MYANMAR – ‘NLD beefs up CEC, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi remains leader
U Nyi Pu, Rakhine State chief minister and member of the National League for Democracy (NLD), delivers the opening address
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ASEANEWS HEADLINES: Manila – BISHOP TWITS DUTERTE: ‘God is not stupid’
A Catholic bishop stood up for the Church on Sunday after President Rodrigo Duterte mocked the core teachings of Christianity
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ASEANEWS HEADLINES: Manila – ’38 nations seek end to ‘killings’
The 47-member UNHRC said it might take action if the government fails to fulfill its international human rights obligations. It
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ASEANEWS HEADLINES: Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia to go ahead with skyscraper despite stolen funds
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) – Malaysia said yesterday it will not cancel a skyscraper project billed as the tallest in
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ASEANEWS HEADLINES: Manila – Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) founder Jose Maria Sison, said guerillas were ready to oust the President Duterte anytime.
Govt halts back-channel talks with communists THE Duterte administration has suspended informal talks with communist rebels to give way to
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