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Philippines' Duterte threatens to punish officials for slow pace of COVID vaccinations Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte said on Wednesday that local government officials will be punished for falling behind their targets for COVID vaccinations as the country seeks to open up the economy. FSS Business Support Suite enables Philippines' BancNet to maximise billing and settlement efficiencies The Business Support Suite is a full stack offering that consolidates operations such as partner management, fees computation, partner settlement, billing and dispute management, for a wide set of transactions, onto a single platform.

Five things to know about Philippine President Duterte's daughter Duterte-Carpio last month said she was not yet a candidate for higher office because she and her father had agreed only one of them would run for a national role next year. Philippine leader Duterte announces retirement from politics Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Saturday announced he was retiring from politics and dropping plans to run for vice president in next year's elections when his term ends, avoiding a legal battle with opponents who question such a move.

All News Videos Photos. China 'drove away' United States warship on tribunal ruling anniversary "By engaging in innocent passage without giving prior notification to or asking permission from any of the claimants, the United States challenged these unlawful restrictions imposed by China, Taiwan and Vietnam.

Five years after South China Sea ruling, China's presence around Philippines only growing Confrontations with Vietnam have set back energy projects. Philippine military's worst air disaster kills 50, wounds 49 Troops, police and firefighters rescued 49 military personnel, including a few who jumped off the aircraft before it exploded and was gutted by fire.

Japan, Philippines to hold first joint air force exercises The announcement comes as other allies of the United States take greater steps to preserve freedom of navigation and overflight in the region, including navy patrols, amid growing Chinese militarisation.

Philippines grounds Black Hawk fleet after deadly crash The country ordered 16 of the multi-role aircraft from a Polish firm that made them under licence from the Sikorsky division of US defence manufacturer Lockheed Martin. Philippine envoy confident Rodrigo Duterte will back revamped United States defence pact Duterte unilaterally cancelled the VFA last year in an angry rebuke after an ally was denied a U.

Philippines leader told to stop 'grovelling to China' Philippines leader Roberto Duterte risks making his country "another one of China's satellites" with his silence over Beijing's incursion in the South China Sea. Philippines summons Chinese ambassador over reef dispute The Philippine government summoned the Chinese ambassador to press its demand for Chinese vessels to immediately leave a reef claimed by Manila in the South China Sea.

Philippines man dies after police made him do hundreds of squats for curfew breach A Filipino man has died after police forced him to do more than squat-like exercises as punishment for breaching lockdown rules.

Suspect in viral US 'hate crime' is parolee who murdered mother A parolee convicted of killing his mother nearly two decades ago was arrested on assault and hate crime charges in an attack on an Asian American woman in New York City, police said on Wednesday. Philippines warplanes fly over stubborn Chinese flotilla A diplomatic spat between China and the Philippines has flared up in the disputed South China Sea, with Manila scrambling war planes.

Island remains ghost town a year after eruption It's been a year since the catastrophic eruption of the Taal Volcano in the Philippines, with thousands of families still displaced after having to flee the devastation that wiped out crops and livestock. Scientists discover a new species of snake hiding in plain sight Researchers at the University of Kansas have discovered three new snake species in a collection they already had in their catalogue of work. Man charged with accessing child abuse material when he left hotel quarantine faces court Australian Federal Police arrested the year-old last month after he returned to Australia from the Philippines.

At least seven dead after super typhoon slams Philippines A powerful super typhoon slammed into the eastern Philippines with ferocious winds on Sunday, killing at least seven people and causing volcanic mudflows to bury houses.

Search teams frantically scanning satellite images for survivors of capsized ship Search teams across two continents are frantically scanning satellite images of ocean double the size of California and remote islands for survivors of a cargo ship which capsized off Japan last month. US says Spratly Islands are being 'militarised' by China A look at developments in the South China Sea, where China is pitted against smaller neighbors in multiple territorial disputes over islands, coral reefs and lagoons.

The waters are a major commercial shipping route and are rich in fish and possible oil and gas reserves. Crew member rescued from capsized cattle ship has died A crewmember rescued from a capsized cattle ship off the coast of Japan has died.

Magnitude 6. Ancient sunken Philippines town reappears after drought A year-old town in the Philippines, that was submerged decades ago to build a dam, has reappeared after a local drought caused the water to recede.

Perth grandfather stranded in Philippines with bleeding on the brain after wedding A Perth grandfather is stranded in the Philippines with bleeding on the brain as his family tries desperately to bring him home.