Protests break out as Philippines election returns a Marcos to presidency
Son of ousted dictator Ferdinand Marcos leads unofficial tally by wide margin over rivals
Son of ousted dictator Ferdinand Marcos leads unofficial tally by wide margin over rivals
Victory for Marcos would mark political rehabilitation of family that ran notorious dictatorship
Fifty-two people missing after deadly storm hit central and southern provinces
Widespread destruction has made it difficult to provide a clear picture of extent of damage
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Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov cited for their fight for freedom of expression
Retired boxing star files his certificate for candidacy in Southeast Asian nation
Pandering to foreign nationalists crosses from the eccentric to the self-harming
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Prosecutor claims crimes against humanity may have been committed in Philippines
Government figures show more than 6,000 dealers killed by security forces since 2016
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Internationalists hope Biden victory heralds wider fall in far-right fortunes
Country hit by six cyclones in four weeks, including Vamco and Goni, the world’s most powerful this year
World leaders congratulate Joe Biden on his victory in presidential election
World’s strongest storm so far this year brought powerful gusts of up to 290km/h
Trials of AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine remain on hold until midweek
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Western experts cast doubt on Vladimir Putin’s claim that new vaccine has ‘passed all necessary tests’
Maria Ressa’s news organisation Rappler is a buffer against dictatorship in Philippines
Many countries that believed they were past the worst ‘grappling with new outbreaks’
Fierce criticism as editor of influential Rappler website faces up to six years in jail
UK death toll passes 40,000 mark; French children start returning to school
Overall death toll rises to above 300 while countries move to restrict travel from China
Court finds senior members of influential political clan guilty of Maguindanao killings
Lauren Greenfield’s remarkable film about the shoe-obsessed former first lady exposes how she lied and bought her way back into power
Demagogic movements from around the world are reflected in UK debate over EU exit
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Containers of ‘recyclables’ shipped to Philippines held waste including disposable nappies
Shipment of 69 containers sent back after five years as global trade in plastics under microscope
Senate majority will allow president pass his agenda, including redrafting constitution
Key vote to choose half the nation’s Senate may help president push through agenda
Ahead of elections, Philippines president names political rivals on list of ‘narcopoliticians’
Movement has attracted a range of militant jihadis to the Mindanao island group
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Three men handed up to 40 years in prison in first such conviction in Duterte’s crackdown
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Decision to end capital punishment welcomed by Amnesty International
His histrionics at the Senate hearings show he’s hitched his wagon to his new best buddy
The president’s direct acknowledgement could add weight to criminal court inquiry
More than 2.4 million people evacuated in southern China’s Guangdong province
Coastal areas evacuated as Typhoon Mangkhut is set to hit country’s main island
US warships sail near Paracel Islands as tensions grow
Airline call for recosinderation of abrupt presidential order to close Boracay for six months
Body reportedly kept in freezer for a year, triggers crisis between Philippines and Kuwait
President accuses court of crusade against him after it opened inquiry into his war on drugs
Hague-based court to investigate crackdown which has led to thousands of killings
The focus on the US president’s threats to the media distracts from deadly challenges elsewhere
State Department advice a sign that officials fear violent reaction to Trump announcement
Hotel resort has spent €3m on capital projects over last few years
Pilita Clark: A study suggests people with an unusual first name are less likely to be hired
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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