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    Manila told to break Abu Sayyaf

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    Malaysia’s Sabah province has proved vulnerable to raids. Source: Flickr Malaysia and Indonesia are pushing for Manila to take action to increase security in the...

    Cambodia axes US exercises

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    A US sailor shows Cambodian counterparts his nuclear, chemical and biological protective equipment in 2007. Source: Wikimedia   Cambodia defence ministry says it has suspended military...

    Malaysia steps up security ahead of Asean summit

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    The Paris attacks overshadow the Asean summit Following Friday’s terror strikes in Paris, Malaysia’s police have been put on high alert and will be doubling...
    The Kuala Lumpur charges Syed Saddiq with corruption.

    Malaysian High Court Judge Charges MUDA President, Saddiq Syed with Corruption

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    Malaysian High Court Judge Datuk Azhar Abdul Hamid gave his verdict to MUDA President, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman after finding him guilty of...

    Isis blamed for attack on Saudi preacher

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    Zamboanga, mixed between Christians and Muslims, has long been a militant target. Source: Flickr An influential Saudi Arabian preacher, who was recently named as a...
    Two Omicron variant cases have been detected in the Philippines. One from a returning overseas Filipino while the other is a Nigerian national.

    Philippines Reports First Omicron Variant Cases

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    The Department of Health (DOH) verified that the country has two Omicron variant cases. The Philippine Genome Center detected the virus from the sequenced...

    Suu Kyi tries to win over China

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    Myitsone dam site near Myitkyina, Kachin State. Source: Wikimedia Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi is in China for presumably her most challenging diplomatic...
    The population of the Philippine eagle is expected to increase with the Australian government's funding.

    Philippine Eagle Finds New Hope in Australia’s Arboretum Programme

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    The Australian government would help protect the Philippine eagle, including its habitat through a funded programme. Significant Endeavour to Save the Philippine Eagle Australian envoy to...

    Another Chinese worker killed in Laos

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    The state’s grip on rural Laos is weak. Source: Wikimedia A Chinese national has been killed and three were wounded in what has been called...

    Duterte gets Trump invite 

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    Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has been invited to the White House by his political soulmate Donald Trump, who  an interest in developing a "warm,...
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    Bataan lawmakers voted "No" to Philippine National Nuclear Energy Safety Act.

    Bataan Legislators Voted Against Philippine National Nuclear Energy Safety Act

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    Not all are happy and approve the operation of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, prompting Bataan legislators, 2nd District Rep. Abet Garcia along with...
    By 2024, consumers must expect a slight increase in palm oil prices.

    Malaysian Rating Corporation Predicts Conclusive Palm Oil Market Price Shift in 2024

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    By 2024, the palm oil market will have a gradual shift of prices favourable to palm oil farmers and producers but a burden to...
    Mali, the Sri Lankan elephant died at the age of 49 at the Philippines' Manila Zoo.

    Mali, ‘Loneliest Elephant in the World’ Dies at 49 in Manila Zoo

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    Vishwa Ma’ali, otherwise known as Mali, is the 'loneliest elephant in the world,' according to an animal rights group. Mali, the Elephant is a Gift...
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