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Teen slain in Philippines' drug war

Police in The Philippines are under pressure to explain the killing of a teenager after the 17-year-old became one of the latest victims in the country's crackdown on drugs and crime.

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Can these giant deep-water fish predict earthquakes?

Known in Japanese mythology as ‘the Messenger From the Sea God’s Palace’, could the appearance of dead oarfish signal an earthquake?

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Filipino activists call for human rights to be on ASEAN agenda

About 300 activists marched to the Philippine International Convention Centre in Manila

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Duterte vows to continue his drug war in the Philippines

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte vows during his second State of the Nation Address, to continue his government's fight against drug smugglers and ISIS-linked militants in the country's south.

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Philippines keeps martial law on Mindanao

Philippine lawmakers have voted to retain martial law on the southern island of Mindanao until the end of the year

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Philippines: Protest marks Duterte anniversary

Demonstrators marched in Manila a year after the firebrand leader took office

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Muslim world readies for Eid al-Fitr but shadow hangs over festival in places

Iraq has high hopes ahead of Eid al-Fitr, but in Philippines Muslim festival is sombre affair this year

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Philippines: Making a splash in Manila

The San Juan suburb has been celebrating its annual Water Festival in honour of St John the Baptist

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Several sailors missing after US navy ship collision

The waterways approaching Tokyo Bay are busy with commercial vessels sailing to and from Japan’s two biggest container ports in Tokyo and Yokohama.

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US special ops help in fight against Islamist militants in Philippines

US special forces are helping the Armed Forces of the Philippines end a siege by Islamist fighters in the south of the country.

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Manila casino gunman was 'lone wolf terrorist'

Resorts World Manila gunman was a "lone wolf" terrorist, according to a top Philippines lawmaker.

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ISIL's attack on Marawi a signal of intent in the Philippines

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Flowers and candles brought to Resorts World complex in Manila

Family and friends of victims of the Resorts World attack in Manila lay flowers and light candles at scene of tragedy

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At least 34 dead in Manila casino attack

Dozens more injured after gunman sets fire to gaming tables in the Philippine capital. Police suspect the motive was robbery.

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At least 34 dead in Manila casino attack

Dozens more injured after gunman sets fire to gaming tables in the Philippine capital. Police suspect the motive was robbery.

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10 Philippine soldiers die in friendly fire incident on Mindanao

Street fighting continues on Mindanao between Philippine army forces and ISIL militants who have trapped 2000 civilians in the city of Marawi.

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Philippine army sends more troops to defeat Islamist rebels in Marawi

The Philippines deploys more troops to defeat Islamist rebels in the southern city of Marawi, while hundreds of civilians wait to be evacuated.

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Philippines: ISIL fighters 'could be infiltrating' Marawi evacuees

Tens of thousands of civilians have fled Marawi where Filipino troops have been battling with ISIL militants.

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Philippines: Thousands flee as army fights Islamist rebels

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Civilians flee Marawi as Philippines troops battle ISIL-linked fighters

Hundreds of people have been leaving the besieged city in the southern Philippines as security forces battle militants linked to the self-proclaimed Islamic State.