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Thousands flee as typhoon nears Philippines USA TODAY 2012 - MANILA, Philippines (AP) -- Thousands of villagers fled from their homes Monday as a strong typhoon roared closer to the southern Philippines, prompting authorities to suspend sea travel in high-risk areas and halt gold-mining in a mountain town ... See all stories on this topic »

Philippines queries China on 'board-vessels order' Business Recorder (blog) displqw MANILA: Philippines has asked China to clarify reports Beijing ordered its navy to board and interdict foreign ships entering its claimed territories in the South China Sea, an official said Monday. The foreign department said a diplomatic note ... See all stories on this topic » Business Recorder (blog)

Philippine gives foreign banks 3 years to meet IPO rule The Star Online MANILA: The Philippines will give foreign banks in the country three years to list at least 10% of their companies on the local bourse, after the central bank clarified when banks must do so from regulations that were not enforced earlier. The listing ... See all stories on this topic »

PAL, Air Philippines cancels flights due to Pablo GMA News Philippine Airlines and Air Philippines Express have announced that they canceled several Tuesday flights due to Typhoon Pablo. PAL said in a Monday night news release that they canceled two domestic flights to Davao from Manila. The airline also said ... See all stories on this topic »

Vote for RH now – Noy Philippine Star MANILA, Philippines - At least six times, President Aquino made clear his wish to members of the House of Representatives for a swift approval of the Reproductive Health (RH) bill during a meeting over lunch yesterday. "It was clear what P-Noy wants ... See all stories on this topic »

Speech Pres. Aquino at the Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc.'s 20th anniversary GMA News The first time I visited the Philippine Stock Exchange was in September of 2010. Back then, we were already talking about the increased confidence in our prospects. You were then only getting into the habit of recording your all-time highs, and average ... See all stories on this topic »

Manila Rhino Horn Bust Shows Smugglers' Resilience Voice of America According to Oliver Valiente, chief of the Philippines Customs Intelligence Investigation Service (CIIS), the consignment of horn was impounded at the Port of Manila in early September. "This is the first time we have encountered rhinoceros horn," he ... See all stories on this topic » Voice of America

Philippines urges DPRK to scrap rocket launch Xinhua MANILA, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- The Philippine government on Monday appealed to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) to forgo its second attempt to launch a rocket carrying a satellite within the month. The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) ... See all stories on this topic »

Philippines makes peace through technology The Guardian A negotiator from the government and one from the Mindanao Islamic Liberation Front will also speak about a tentative peace deal that could end decades of strife and create a new autonomous region in the Philippines. "This bridging of the public ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Coming full circle Inquirer.net (blog) The Philippines again booked its second appearance in the semi-finals after beating Vietnam 1-0 and Myanmar 2-0 in Group A, proving that their Cinderella run in 2010 at the Suzuki Cup was no fluke. This time, the Azkals won't be denied their much ... See all stories on this topic »

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