Planners of 2009 Philippines massacre found guilty
The men who planned a massacre which rocked the Philippines' political establishment more than a decade ago have been found guilty of murder.
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6.8-magnitude quake in the Philippines
A 6-year-old girl was among three people killed when a 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck the southern Philippines island of Mindanao on Sunday.
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Dead baby found in restroom at Manila International Airport
A lifeless baby was found in a restroom of Manila's international airport on Sunday, the state-run Philippines National News Agency reported.
Typhoon Kammuri hammers Philippines with heavy rains
A powerful typhoon killed four people in the Philippines and prompted authorities to close the country's largest airport due to powerful winds and heavy rains.
Thousands evacuated as rare December typhoon heads to Philippines
Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in the Philippines as Typhoon Kammuri hit Luzon, the country's largest and most populous island.
Duterte: I was 'fighting against my own government' in drug war
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte said that when he asked for six months to end the country's drug problem in 2016, he didn't appreciate the levels of pushback and corruption he would find in the government.
Top bank CEO in Australia steps down over money laundering scandal
Two top executives at Westpac, one of Australia's biggest banks, are out after the company was hit with extensive claims that it had systematically allowed money laundering on its watch.
China can shut off Philippines' power at any time, leaked report warns
The Philippines' power grid is under the full control of the Chinese government and could be shut off in time of conflict, according to an internal report prepared for lawmakers seen by CNN.
ISIS preys on domestic workers in Hong Kong, Singapore
For six days a week, the three women worked as domestic workers in homes across Singapore. But in their spare time, they promoted ISIS online, donated money to militants overseas, and became so radicalized that at least one was ready to die as a suicide bomber in Syria, according to Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs.
