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The plan to create a "fintech city" in the Philippines will be pushing through as rules and regulations have been issued by the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA), a government-owned and-controlled corporation tasked to manage and supervise t
A group of blockchain and cryptocurrency operators in the Philippines held their first general assembly to advance their goal of self-regulation.
In an historic alliance, the first material partnership between a sovereign special economic zone and a blockchain development company Stepwyze and CEZA have agreed to partner on the following initiatives.
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone, Reuters reports April 25.
The Philippines says it will withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), a month after the judicial body started an inquiry into President Rodrigo Duterte's controversial war on drugs.
The Philippines most active volcano, Mount Mayon, has been rumbling for days. Because of the volcano's ongoing activity, the alert level has been raised to 4 and the danger zone around Mayon is now 5 miles in diameter.
The central banks of the Philippines and Singapore have forged a FinTech agreement that could result in cross-border payments over a blockchain between their markets.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has sanctioned a bloody drug war that features extrajudicial killing.
In the latest confirmation that President Rodrigo Duterte's threat to diversify the country's military ties away from the United States and toward China and Russia was not hollow, ...
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered the creation of a bank catering to Filipinos overseas, the presidential office said on Monday, fulfilling a campaign promise to a sector which catapulted him to power.
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte says he will not hesitate to have his own son murdered if allegations of his involvement in a $125-million drug shipment prove to be true. He has also vowed to "protect the police who kill him."
Why is it that, among "beltway libertarian" Cato Institute leaders, there seems to be a sense of hostility toward the Mises Institute? Many new to libertarianism have even asked why Ron Paul, who is well known to be closely associated with the Mi
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ISIS affiliates have been active in the southern Philippines in recent months, seizing the city of Marawi and leading to a protracted battle with the Philippine military, which the US has been participating in a limited role.
Philippines Officials Deny Any Talks on Such Strikes
MANILA, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday described North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a "fool" and a "son of a bitch", just days before Manila hosts an international meeting certain to address Pyongyang's long-range
New legislation that would make enthusiastic singing of the national anthem mandatory in the Philippines has been approved by the Philippine House of Representatives.
Filipinos would be required to sing the national anthem when it is played in public -- and to do so with enthusiasm -- under a bill that the House of Representatives of the Philippines approved on Monday.
Filipinos would be required to sing the national anthem when it is played in public -- and to do so with enthusiasm -- under a bill that the House of Representatives of the Philippines approved on Monday.
Death Toll of Fight in Marawi Likely Much Larger Than Reported
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In what may be an ISIS-related event, the Resorts World Hotel in Manila, the Philippines is in Lockdown Mode following gunfire and explosions.
A Catholic priest was feared kidnapped and Christian churches set on fire in the restive Philippine region of Mindanao as President Rodrigo Duterte imposed martial law across the entire Muslim majority region last night.
(CNN)Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte will depart on an official five-day visit to Moscow Monday, as part of an effort to realign his country's foreign policy away from longtime ally the United States.
MANILA -- China's president warned the Philippines that it would go to war if Manila insisted on enforcing an international arbitration decision rejecting China's claims over disputed areas of the South China Sea, the Philippine president said i
Part of noninterventionism in foreign affairs is refraining from using threats, sanctions, foreign aid, or military attacks to make the governments of other countries change their actions in their own countries.
In a surprising turnaround, President Duterte says he has ordered troops to occupy all atolls claimed by Manila adding that he might mark Philippine Independence Day by personally raising the nation's flag on one of the disputed islands
Despite being caught in the throes of an ultraviolent war on drugs, Filipino lawmakers have decided to keep medical marijuana patients safe and clear from the ongoing massacre.
The Philippine defense secretary predicted China would start building an artificial island on the bones of Scarborough Shoal. Scarborough Shoal is less than 200 miles from Manila while the current islands that China built are 500 miles away.
