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The first Jesuit Pope was by far the most radical and compassionate head of the Roman Catholic church in recent memory

While Senator Imee Marcos questions the legality of Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest, majority of Filipinos say the former president should stand trial in the International Criminal Court in an April survey

The West Philippine Sea’s debut on Google Maps may be cause for celebration, but historians doubt that its international recognition means anything for China

Amidst the ongoing trade war and the United States’ hefty tariffs, videos exposing production costs of American brands made in China are going viral

Shopping app Nate’s CEO has been charged with fraud in the U.S. for using “purchasing assistants” from a Philippine call center to manually complete purchases marketed to be automated by AI