Philippines' Duterte hurls expletives at the 'stupid' EU yet again
The Philippines president hits back at the European Union bloc and explains how he does not want to visit Brussels.
Citing Islam, Duterte jokes he could offer '42 virgins' to boost Philippines' tourism industry
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's sexist joke has angered women's rights groups, with some of them saying the remarks are "extremely worrying".
Duterte orders military to shoot him down if he turns into a dictator or tries to extend term
Philippines president Duterte has repeatedly made it clear that he does want to stay in power beyond his term when it ends in 2022.
Mayon volcano photos: Violent eruption 'imminent' in days or hours
Lava fountains gush up 700 metres (2,300 feet) above Mount Mayon's crater and ash plumes tower up to three kilometres (1.9 miles) in the sky.
Mount Mayon volcano eruption looms as thousands evacuated in Philippines
Lava flowed at least half a kilometer (less than half a mile) down a gulley from the crater and on Monday morning, ash clouds appeared mid-slope, said Renato Solidum, head of the volcano institute.
Chaotic scenes as huge crowds of Catholics clamour to touch 'healing' black Christ statue in Manila
Devotees squeezed their way into the tightly packed mob and climbed on others in a desperate attempt to reach the carriage carrying the Black Nazarene through Manila.
Heartbreaking photos of Manila's slum children working at deadly charcoal kilns
Children as young as three spend their days sitting in soot and breathing in coal dust and toxic smoke to make charcoal out of wood scavenged from rubbish dumps.
How Duterte responded when his son quit as vice mayor of Davao city amid drug trade allegations
Paolo Duterte stepped down as Davao city's vice mayor on Christmas day after months of accusations that he was involved in illegal drug trade.
Philippines mall fire: Massive blaze in Davao leaves 'zero' chance of survivors as 37 feared dead
Many of the victims of the blaze at the Davao shopping centre were suspected of being trapped in a call centre office in the building.
Villagers discover missing neighbour being devoured by crocodile in storm-ravaged Philippines
Philippines Storm Tembin: Abdulsalam Binang Amerhasan eaten by crocodile while trying to flee rising water on island of Palawan.
Philippines Storm Tembin erases villages and kills more than 180 on Mindanao island
Philippines Storm Tembin kills more than 180 on Mindanao island - latest typhoon from Pacific to strike the island country after Kai-Tak.
Passenger ferry carrying more than 250 people capsizes off Philippines
Casualties feared as the Philippines coast guard is leading the rescue operations in the waters, located 70kms from Manila.
Storm Kai-tak pounds Philippines, leaving over 30 dead and dozens missing
Storm Kai-tak pounds Philippines, leaves over 30 dead and dozens missing in island province of Biliran after triggering severe flooding and landslides.
Five-year-old girl missing after dad leaves her in jungle as punishment for embarrassing him
Search continues for little girl knocked unconscious and dumped by drunken dad in the forest. Felipe Eranzo now facing child abuse charges.
A Life in Happyland: A disturbing insight into the daily lives of children in Manila's worst slum
Australian photojournalist Ted McDonnell documents life in Happyland, a ramshackle collection of shelters built around a rubbish dump outside Manila.
Has Duterte just threatened to impose martial law throughout Philippines?
When asked whether he would impose a nationwide martial law to combat terror, the Phillipines president said "all options are on table".
Duterte gets Congress approval for martial law extension to pound Islamist and communist terrorists
The Philippines president argued martial law powers are necessary to root out the extremists who have been regrouping after the military campaign.
Manila will be a dead city in 25 years, warns Duterte
The Philippines president warns the industrialisation and urbanisation should move beyond the capital as Manila will soon hit a saturation point.
Philippines military rubbishes Amnesty International report on Marawi human rights allegations
Rights group Amnesty International earlier said there have been serious human rights violations committed by Filipino soldiers in Marawi.
'Liar in chief': Twitter slams Trump over bizarre claim that Obama's plane didn't land in Philippines
"The truth has never been his strong suit," one Twitter user wrote.
Donald Trump says his Asia trip snagged deals worth at least $300bn, or was it a trillion?
The US president said his gruelling five-nation tour has been "tremendously successful" touting unconfrimed dollar figures.
Asean summit: Duterte croons 'You are the love I have been waiting for' for Trump
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte and US President Donald Trump met officially on the sidelines of the 31st Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit.
Philippines thanks 'master of the art of the deal' Trump for offering to mediate in South China Sea
US President Donald Trump has offered to moderate talks between the multiple claimants in the South China Sea dispute.
Philippines president Duterte brags he stabbed a boy to death as a teen
The Philippines controversial president Rodrigo Duterte said he stabbed a person to death as a teenager.
Philippines' Duterte, who once likened himself to Hitler, offers to host global human rights summit
The firebrand leader has often faced criticism for his violent war on drugs and numerous extra judicial deaths allegedly meted out by his security forces.
Philippines' Duterte sacks drugs board chief after just five months on the job
Dionisio Santiago is the successive chairman of Dangerous Drugs Board to face an unceremonious exit.
Duterte's official website, over 100 other sites compromised by Vietnam-linked hackers OceanLotus
Some of the websites compromised belong to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, China's BDStar and the Armed Forces of the Philippines among others.
Russia weapons to boost Philippines in Islamic terror offensive
Russia donated around 5,000 guns and other weapons to the Philippines to fight Islamic terror as the Kremlin also seeks to boost its military presence in Southeast Asia.
Inside Marawi: New photos of shattered city reveal ferocity of battle against Isis militants
Air strikes, artillery and machine-gun fire have left the lakeside city of Marawi in the southern Philippines a smouldering wasteland of shattered buildings and bullet-pocked mosques and houses.
Duterte tells Philippines to be prepared for terror attacks as Marawi siege ends
Duterte urges public to remain vigilant as the remnants of Islamists could come back to launch fresh attacks.