If he wins the presidency, Dela Rosa won’t allow ICC probe on drug war
The presidential aspirant said that this stance was to protect himself as much as President Rodrigo Duterte, who are co-accused for crimes against humanity.
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Japan PM says Fukushima wastewater release can’t be delayed
Speaking at his first visit to the facility, Fumio Kishida said his government would work to reassure residents about the safety of the wastewater disposal project.
Kishida sends ritual offering to controversial Yasukuni shrine
The shrine honours the war dead and is seen by neighbouring countries as a symbol of Tokyo's past militarism.
Hate unleashed as clashes erupt between Hindus and Muslims
Angry mobs have attacked Hindu temples and clashed with police in various parts of the country.
Duterte party shuns ‘old rich’ donors
The ruling party does not want funds from oligarchs who contribute campaign funds with strings attached.
Democracy is a key tenet, says President Xi
A country should be run by its people and democracy is not an ornament used for decoration
Ruling and opposition parties begin preparations for election
The Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito are aiming to build on public expectations following the inauguration of the Cabinet led by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida
Will Pacquiao team up with Robredo? It could be possible, says Pacquiao
While both Pacquiao and Robredo have filed their certificates of candidacy (COC) for president, the senator said he is still open to the possibility of teaming up with the vice…
N. Korea leader calls for boosting military capabilities
But he said the move is not aimed at a war against South Korea or the United States.
Lee Jae-myung becomes final presidential candidate for ruling party
After the results was released, Lee said he would complete the “change and reform” demanded by the people.