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Bomb, Hidden Under A Motorcycle, Kills 2, Wounds 37 In Philippines
A homemade bomb hidden under a motorcycle killed two people, one a child, and wounded 37 at a local street festival in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, security officials said, the latest unrest in a region prone to militancy.
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Philippines To Add 2,500 Troops To Insurgency-Plagued Southern Island
The Philippines will send an additional 2,500 troops to a remote southern island this week as the army steps up an offensive against the ISIS-linked Abu Sayyaf, a presidential spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Philippines Orders Nationals to Quit Libya
The Philippines on Sunday ordered its estimated 13,000 nationals in Libya to flee that country due to the worsening unrest there.
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Philippines Urges its workers to leave Afghanistan
The Philippines on Tuesday urged 4,000 workers in Afghanistan to leave the country amid an election stand-off that has raised fears of instability and ethnic unrest.
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Davis Cup tie switched from Syria to Philippines
Philippine tennis authorities said Monday their planned away Davis Cup tie with Syria had been switched to a home event because of the deadly unrest in the Middle East country.
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Bomb, Hidden Under A Motorcycle, Kills 2, Wounds 37 In Philippines
A homemade bomb hidden under a motorcycle killed two people, one a child, and wounded 37 at a local street festival in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, security officials said, the latest unrest in a region prone to militancy.
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Philippines To Add 2,500 Troops To Insurgency-Plagued Southern Island
The Philippines will send an additional 2,500 troops to a remote southern island this week as the army steps up an offensive against the ISIS-linked Abu Sayyaf, a presidential spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Philippines Orders Nationals to Quit Libya
The Philippines on Sunday ordered its estimated 13,000 nationals in Libya to flee that country due to the worsening unrest there.
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Philippines Urges its workers to leave Afghanistan
The Philippines on Tuesday urged 4,000 workers in Afghanistan to leave the country amid an election stand-off that has raised fears of instability and ethnic unrest.
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Davis Cup tie switched from Syria to Philippines
Philippine tennis authorities said Monday their planned away Davis Cup tie with Syria had been switched to a home event because of the deadly unrest in the Middle East country.
