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Hundreds still missing after deadly Philippines typhoon Los Angeles Times Hundreds of people were still missing Monday after Typhoon Bopha struck the southern stretches of the Philippines last week, claiming more than 600 lives and displacing more than 5 million people. Though the Philippines are battered by more than a ... See all stories on this topic »

Philippines picks up pieces after freak typhoon roars across country Public Radio International PRI Hundreds dead, a similar number missing and thousands upon thousands are homeless after an off-season, off-track typhoon roared across the island nation of the Philippines. Over the weekend it threatened to criss-cross the island again, before ... See all stories on this topic »

Philippines sees Japan as balance to China ambitions Reuters MANILA (Reuters) - A stronger Japan would act as a counterbalance to the military rise of China, something that is worrying smaller Asian nations as tensions grow over conflicting territorial claims in the region, the Philippines said on Monday. Rivals ... See all stories on this topic »

Asia-Pacific Typhoon-hit Philippines appeals for help Aljazeera.com The Philippines government and the United Nations are launching a $65m global appeal to help the victims of Typhoon Bopha that devastated the country's south and left hundreds dead. Luiza Carvalho, country officer for the UN Office for the Co ... See all stories on this topic »

Philippines declares 'state of national calamity' ABC Online ELEANOR HALL: Overseas now to The Philippines, where president Benigno Aquino has declared a state of national calamity. The Philippines has just experienced an earthquake deep under the city of Davao on the southern island of Mindanao. There are ... See all stories on this topic »

Philippines Wonders About Hero's Future Wall Street Journal (blog) In the Philippines, the fight was supposed to lift national spirits suffering from a typhoon that ravaged the southern part of the country days earlier. And why not? The nontitle fight would feature Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao — the Philippines' biggest ... See all stories on this topic » Wall Street Journal (blog)

Philippines, leftist rebels declare truces in disaster areas Yahoo! News (blog) DAVAO CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - The Philippine government and Maoist rebels have declared truces in two southern provinces devastated by a typhoon last week as the army concentrates on relief and many rebels recover from the disaster, ... See all stories on this topic » Yahoo! News (blog)

Disaster in the Philippines DAWN.com Hungry and homeless typhoon survivors appealed for help on December 8 as the ravaged southern Philippines mourned its more than 500 dead and desperate people in one hard-hit town looted shops in search of food. Search and rescue operations ... See all stories on this topic » DAWN.com

Philippines: Can power and cash absolve a bloodbath? GlobalPost Only Iraq and Somalia rate worse than the Philippines in the Committee to Protect Journalists' rankings of nations with extremely high impunity towards murdering media workers. According to the Manila-based Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility, ... See all stories on this topic »

Philippines: UN seeks $65 million to provide lifesaving aid to survivors of ... UN News Centre 10 December 2012 – The United Nations and its humanitarian partners today appealed to the international community for $65 million to provide immediate lifesaving aid and support in recovery to the millions affected by Typhoon Bopha in the Philippines. See all stories on this topic » UN News Centre

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