Duterte may be too "tied up" to accept Trump's invite
Controversial President Rodrigo Duterte has been a vulgar, outspoken critic of U.S. over pressure on human rights
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Controversial President Rodrigo Duterte has been a vulgar, outspoken critic of U.S. over pressure on human rights
The Republican senators also expressed concern about Trump's invitation to Filipino leader
Duterte has been criticized for his brutal anti-drug crackdown, which has left thousands dead
Retired police officer testifies that Rodrigo Duterte and his men were linked to nearly 200 killings carried out when Duterte was mayor
Last year, retired officer denied extrajudicial killings for now-Philippine president, but now says his conscious got better of him
On visit to show off Russian ships, naval commander tells Filipinos the choice between Moscow and Washington is theirs to make
“I’ll throw you at a low altitude, not that high" the bombastic president warns potential typhoon aid stealers
James Taylor has canceled his February concert in Manila
President Rodrigo Duterte also told the BBC that he had personally shot and killed three people while being the mayor of Davao
Trump's Philippine business partner was named as a special envoy to the U.S.
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Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte continues moves to "avoid any provocative actions" that could irk Beijing
Donald Trump seems to give endorsement to bloody drug war being waged by President Rodrigo Duterte
The bombastic Duterte slams America for "hypocrisy" in front of the Russian leader, and also woos China in another U.S. rejection
President Rodrigo Duterte continues realignment away from West, suggesting he'll quit world criminal court and U.N.
Rolando Espinosa Sr. and another inmate were killed in a purported gun battle with police, the second killing in a week of a politician linked to illegal drugs
President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs has led to thousands of deaths
Rodrigo Duterte said a voice said to him "if you don't stop epithets, I will bring this plane down" and then the voice said "it's God"
Country hosts five U.S. military camps as part of security deal to counterbalance China’s growing assertiveness in region
The gruff Philippines President Duterte is well known for his informality, which concerns the Japanese hosts of his next official visit
President Duterte clarifies he will not cut off ties with U.S. after earlier comments made in China
Filipinos march to U.S. Embassy, burn mock U.S. flag and demand officers be punished after police van ran them down
Several left bloodied; demonstrators want U.S. troops yanked from Philippines and back call by nation's new president for less dependence on U.S.
Firebrand Rodrigo Duterte, a self-branded socialist facing human rights abuse claims, turns away from Washington and towards Beijing
President Rodrigo Duterte who has tangled with Obama and left more than 3,000 dead in war on drug crime, appears to be benefiting from it all