Aid groups, including Catholic charities, joined the government to help the victims of an earthquake that left at least 72 dead, hundreds injured and thousands homeless in the Catholic-majority ...

As artificial intelligence continues to shape how we interact, transact and govern, it is observed that the people most affected by digital systems often have the least say in how they are designed.

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Thursday offered assistance to the Philippines following the devastating 6.9-magnitude earthquake in northern Cebu that killed at least 72 and affected ...

The earthquake struck near Calape Tuesday afternoon, rattling communities close to Cebu and Tacloban and killing at least 69 people.

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine government is planning to open a consulate in Busan, South Korea, as it seeks to further strengthen economic and people-to-people ties with the country, the ...

The death toll from an earthquake in the Philippines rose to at least 72 people Thursday with nearly 300 injured, according to officials. (AP Video by Joeal Calupitan and Aaron Favila) ...

From left: Airyn Gimeno, SCTEX community engagement senior specialist; Bernadette Cortez, NLEX community engagement manager; Mary Ann Tolentino, NLEX Corporation head of corporate communication; ...

More than 170,000 people were affected, including many who have refused to return home because they were traumatized and fearful of aftershocks.

The demonstrators are denouncing their respective governments around the globe from Madagascar and Morocco to the Philippines and Peru, demanding better access to education, healthcare, pensions and ...

Officials were optimistic on Thursday that most of the missing had been accounted for. But severe damage to the area means many people lack shelter, water and electricity.

Tuesday’s quake is the deadliest the country has experienced since October 2013, when more than 200 people died in the Philippines’ central region after a 7.2-magnitude quake struck the neighboring ...

The death toll was expected to rise from the Tuesday magnitude-6.9 earthquake that trapped an unspecified number of residents in the hard-hit city of Bogo and outlying rural towns in Cebu province.