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Philippines storm death toll jumps to near 100
The death toll from a storm that battered the Philippines has jumped to 98, the national disaster agency said Monday, with little hope of finding survivors in the worst-hit areas.
Just over half of the fatalities were from a series of flash floods and landslides unleashed by Tropical Storm Nalgae, which destroyed villages on the southern island of Mindanao on Friday.
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MILF submits new Bangsamoro law to Duterte
President Rodrigo Duterte received a draft law by the Moro rebel group on July 17, in an important step to broker peace in the southeast Asian country.
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Group researching 'peace' with Kurds received by MILF
An international group looking at ways to help Turkey?s Kurdish ?solution process? has been visiting the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) to discuss the ongoing peace initiative between the government of the Philippines and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
Philippine Muslim rebels hand over weapons to Turkey-led decommissioning body
The Philippines' largest rebel group retired nearly 150 guerillas and handed over 75 arms to a decommissioning body headed by Turkish Ambassador Haydar Berk in order to encourage parliament to pass a proposed law giving minority Muslims self-rule.
Philippine Muslim rebels hand over weapons in push for peace
The Philippines' largest rebel group retired nearly 150 guerrillas and handed over 75 firearms for decommissioning June 16 to encourage parliament to pass a proposed law giving minority Muslims self-rule.
Philippines says Islamist militant was killed by followers
The Philippines' most wanted Islamist militant, whose death at the weekend could boost peace efforts in the country's south, was killed by his own bodyguards in pursuit of a bounty offered by the United States, the head of the military said on May 4.
Turkey pledges backing for Philippines peace process
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet DavutoÄlu arrived in the Philippines on Nov. 17 and pledged Turkeyâs full support for the Mindanao peace process, local media reported.
DavutoÄlu promised to back the process that aims to end a decades-old armed conflict in the Muslim-majority south, Philippines broadcaster PTV News said.