Duterte Dossier

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte decided to reject grants to prevent EU from interfering in his drug war policy.

Philippines president says he is willing to sponsor the two countries to join the 10-member group.

Philippine president appoints yet more high-ranking military men to Cabinet.

The drill takes place amid Rodrigo Duterte's efforts to pivot foreign policy away from the US.

Barack Obama showed a willingness to listen,Trump is taking that a step further.

The controversial figure has a busy calendar, meeting leaders of China, Russia and Israel.

The summit comes on the day when North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile that failed.

The Commission on Human Rights found around 12 people crammed in a windowless room at a Manila police station.

Edmundo Parungao allegedly shot himself in the mouth while in a police station.

The Filipino president and 11 senior government officials have been accused of crimes against humanity.

The warning comes after a Filipino soldier was found decapitated by Abu Sayyaf militants.

Duterte's drug war in the Philippines has allegedly seen more than 7,000 people killed.

The Philippine president said he is no longer visiting the Thitu Island out of respect for his friendship with China.

UK trade minister came under fire for suggesting Britain and Duterte's Philippines could have "shared values".

On 6 April, Duterte ordered the military to occupy and fortify the Spratly islands in the South China Sea.

On 6 April, President Duterte ordered the military to occupy and fortify the Spratly islands in the South China Sea.

'We tried to be friends with everybody but we have to maintain our jurisdiction now,' the Filipino president said.

Ismael Sueno is the senior-most minister to be dismissed by the Philippine president.

Over 8,000 drug addicts and dealers have been killed since Duterte took office in June 2016

Gary Alejano has charged the Philippine president with corruption and 'betrayal of public trust'.

Recent reports claim construction has been completed on 3 of the man-made islands in the disputed waters.

78% of voters said Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte should be on the '2017 TIME 100'.

'That does not exist at all,' China's foreign ministry spokeswomen Hua Chunying said.

The Philippines president said capital punishment was a 'favourite' among Asean countries.

Defence Minister Delfin Lorenzana disclosed the plans after visiting a military base near Spratly Islands.

Philippines President will be in Myanmar on 19 and 20 March, after which he will head to Thailand.

An opposition lawmaker accused the president of violating the constitution, betraying public trust, among other crimes.

Edgar Matobato is expected to file a case with the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

The president explained that it was people from the lower classes who were most likely to peddle drugs.

Duterte told a cabinet meeting that Tobacco company Mighty Corporation attempted to bribe him 'with millions'.