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At least 10 prisoners killed in Manila jail blast
Eight of the 10 inmates, including two Chinese, were allegedly involved in drug cases.
Rodrigo Duterte threatens 'martial law' if Philippines' Supreme Court obstructs his 'drug war'
Duterte's response comes after Supreme Court chief justice criticised his aggressive campaign.
Philippines: 'Melodramatic' face of Duterte's war on drugs is laid to rest
Photo of couple went viral but leader determined to stamp out trade. 770 people killed in police operations.
Body count surges as Rodrigo Duterte urged to end Philippines' 'war against drugs with blood'
Civil society calls on UN drug control agencies to publicly condemn the atrocities in Philippines.
China court warns those fishing illegally in disputed waters could face jail term
China's Supreme Court says it will safeguard the country's territorial sovereignty and maritime interests.
Rodrigo Duterte ends ceasefire with Philippines' communist rebels
Philippine National Police chief vows to obey the country's commander-in-chief.
Duterte's drug war: Cyberattackers crash website for reporting Philippines killings
The website was offline for roughly 10 hours following threats to the publication
Beijing's ambassador to UK dubs South China Sea ruling 'a farce' amid maritime dispute tensions
Liu Xiaoming's comments come as China and Philippines get set to discuss maritime dispute.
Bar a few drug dealers' corpses, Rodrigo Roa Duterte's Philippines is off to a good start
Millions of Filipinos trust their new leader, despite his hard-line position on the drugs trade
Malaysian government in negotiations with kidnappers of 5 sailors
Philippines had confirmed two days ago that the Isis-linked Abu Sayyaf is behind this kidnapping.
South China Sea: Philippines turns down China's offer to hold 'conditional' bilateral talks
Beijing wanted to discuss bilateral issues with Manila except the South China Sea dispute.
South China Sea: US wants disputing parties to exercise restraint
The US is trying to calm things down in the wake of The Hague ruling against China.
Philippines celebrates victory in South China Sea dispute but China rejects The Hague's decision
China was criticised for 'harming' coral reef ecosystems and interfering with traditional fishing rights.
Philippine's top lawyer encourages police to kill more 'drug-crazed offenders'
In one of the deadliest single incidents, police killed eight "drug personalities" during a pre-dawn raid.
Suspected Abu Sayyaf militants flee into Philippine waters with abducted Indonesian fishermen
Indonesia's intelligence chief says they are trying to trace the location of the hostages.
US destroyers patrol South China Sea near islands claimed by China
Spruance, Momsen and Stethem patrol amid rising tensions.
Philippines: Dozens executed by police in drug war in five days since President Duterte's inauguration
In addition, 11 policemen were tested positive for illegal drug use in the country.
South China Sea: Beijing to offer Philippines talks if court ruling ignored says Chinese daily
The ruling on the dispute is expected on 12 July but China wants to solve the issue bilaterally.
Philippines: Notes left on corpses as 60 drug dealers executed by police following Rodrigo Duterte election
President-elect previously said he would dump the bodies of 100,000 criminals in Manila Bay.
Abu Sayyaf: Fellow hostage describes how Isis-linked group celebrated executions of John Ridsdel and Robert Hall
Hall was executed by Abu Sayyaf on 13 June; Ridsdel was decapitated by the group two months earlier.
Philippines: 40 criminals shot dead by police following election victory of Rodrigo Duterte
The controversial new president who spoke out about killing drug dealers is set to take office shortly.
Facebook accidentally declared the Philippines at war with celebratory flag blunder
Flying an upside down flag in the Philippines has a grave meaning.
Isis-linked Abu Sayyaf decapitate Canadian hostage Robert Hall after ransom deadline passes
The Islamic State-linked group had demanded a $6.37m for Hall's release.
Rodrigo Duterte: Philippines president-elect says public can kill drug dealers
In a nod to vigilantism, Duterte has asked urged people to kill drug dealers who fight arrest.
Philippines: Rodrigo Duterte sparks outrage after saying journalists 'are not exempted from assassination'
'You are not exempted from assassination if you're a son of a b***h,' said Duterte.
Abu Sayyaf: Isis group gives 'final' warning on beheading of Canadian and Norwegian hostages
Video features Kjartan Sekkingstad, Robert Hall and Marites Flor, all held since September.
China blames US for rising tensions in South China Sea
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi accuses Washington of 'double standards' in maritime dispute.
Meet Geraldine Roman, Philippines' first transgender Congress politician with 'a beautiful message'
Geraldine Roman tells IBTimes UK about her struggles with gender and her landmark political victory.
Philippines' first transgender politician Geraldine Roman sweeps to congressional victory
History is made in Catholic Philippines as Geraldine Roman takes 62% of the vote.
Philippines election hacker suspect Paul Biteng: 'I don't want to be jailed'
Paul Biteng, 20, and Joenel de Asis, 23, were both arrested on suspicion of hacking.