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Thousands stranded as powerful typhoon hits Philippines
Airlines cancelled flights as winds of 185 kilometres slams into the eastern Philippines.
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Philippines' president admits killing suspects
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Duterte vows to never curse again 'for God'
The Philippine president famously called the Pope a "son of a bitch" and told Barack Obama to "go to hell".
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President Duterte rejects Hitler comparisons
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Duterte 'happy to slaughter' addicts as Hitler did Jews
The president of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte has said he would be "happy to slaughter" as many drug addicts as Hitler did Jews.
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Saudi Arabian plane lands after 'false' hijack report
A hijacking alarm on board a flight from Saudi Arabia turned out to be false after the aircraft landed in the Philippines.
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Obama meets Philippine leader despite 'whore' insult
Speaking to reporters at the conclusion of his visit to Laos on Thursday, Obama said he didn't take the comment personally.
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Obama cancels meeting with Duterte after 'whore' jibe
President Obama cancelled what would have been his first meeting with the Philippine president after Rodrigo Duterte made a 'vulgar' insult.
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Philippines mourns victims of Davao bombing
A memorial service has been held in honour of the 14 people killed in a blast in the Philippine city of Davao, amid demands for justice.
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At least 12 people have been killed and dozens more injured in an explosion in the Philippines.
A military spokesman said the explosion happened at the night market in the president's home city of Davao, outside a high-end hotel.
President Rodrigo Duterte was in the city at the time but was safe and at a police station following the blast, his son Paolo Duterte - Davao's vice-mayor - said.
Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella told CNN Philippines that the cause of the explosion was unknown.