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President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday, Oct. 12, told ambassadors of European Union countries to leave the Philippines after he slammed the EU for being critical towards his administration.
Read more: Duterte to EU ambassadors in PH: Leave my country in 24 hours
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Government communicators, especially from Malacañang, should not be arrogant, while members of the media should not lie.
Read more: Duterte reminds media to stick to truth, shun propaganda
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The European Union (EU) has distanced itself from the recent visit in Manila of a handful of European parliamentarians who warned the Duterte administration of sanctions over its bloody antidrugs campaign.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- For displaying a “Black Lives Matter” poster in their front window, an Asian American couple have received threats and hate messages in recent months.
Read more: Family in SF gets threats for displaying ‘Black Lives Matter’ poster
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) has formally ordered the termination of Oplan Tokhang after Malacañang transferred all the anti-drugs operations to the jurisdiction of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA).
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The Armed Forces of the Philippines on Monday, Sept. 18, said that three Maute brothers have been killed in Marawi City but leader Omar is still alive.
Read more: 3 Maute brothers killed; Omar still alive, says AFP
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The email accounts of the staff of opposition Senators Bam Aquino and Francis Pangilinan have been hacked by still unknown individuals, who were attempting to plant messages containing alleged plans to demolish President Rodrigo Duterte.
Read more: Bam: Opposition senators’ staff accounts planted with ‘LP destab’ mails
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WASHINGTON, DC -- The U.S. government will honor Filipino World War II veterans during a Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony at the Emancipation Hall in the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center here on October 25, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan announced.
Read more: Awarding of Congressional Gold Medal for WWII Filvets on Oct. 25
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President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday, Oct. 12, remained unfazed on the reported destabilization plot against his administration.
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President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday, Sept. 18, invited the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to set up a satellite office in the Philippines to monitor police operations and possible abuses in the performance of their duties.
Read more: Duterte invites UN rights body to set up office in PH
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