Stories Tagged as
Philippines
In the Philippines, incoming president will meet economic challenges
by
David Brancaccio
and Ariana Rosas
May 18, 2022
Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has promised a golden age for the Philippines, but he's up against pandemic and more.
The female assassin fighting for the Philippines' drug war
Sep 6, 2016
Citizens are being contracted to kill drug dealers. One woman shared her story with the BBC.
Beijing South China Sea claims rejected by court
Jul 12, 2016
China claims almost all of the South China Sea.
A life lost at sea reveals plight of modern mariners
by
Molly Wood
and Robert Garrova
Nov 9, 2015
"New York Times" journalist Ian Urbina looks as the tragic case of Eril Andrade
Superfood fads: Super distracting for global farmers?
by
Dan Bobkoff
May 22, 2014
What miracle "superfood" trends mean for developing countries' agriculture.
Tradition of Filipino care packages aids typhoon relief
Nov 13, 2013
Many Filipinos send care packages back home, even in good times.
What's the best way to give to the Philippines?
Nov 13, 2013
People around the world want to help the Philippines. But what’s the best way to donate after disaster strikes?
For public good, not for profit.
Life in the Philippines and the cycle of disaster
by
Adriene Hill
Nov 12, 2013
Typhoons beat on the Philippines regularly, destroying roads, bridges and buildings in an already poor country.
Philippines: How to help typhoon victims
by
Shea Huffman
Nov 12, 2013
At a time when everyone is trying to help out, a look at the top charities that will make good use of your donations.
Staying behind to rebuild after Typhoon Haiyan
Nov 11, 2013
The BBC's Alastair Leithead shares the scene from Cebu, an island in the Philippines that was hit hard by the typhoon