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Why the ICC is cracking down on ‘fake news’ as Duterte trial looms (opens the original)
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Presiding Judge Joanna Korner warns parties to ‘avoid speculation’ and urges prosecutors to trim their witness list and evidence Those pressures came into focus at an International Criminal Court (ICC) status conference on Wednesday, when Presiding Judge Joanna Korner urged prosecutors to trim their witness list and evidence ahead of the November 30 trial opening while delivering a blunt warning against lawyers using the media in ways that could fuel “fake news”. Legal experts say such warnings
Is the Philippine military ‘massively underfunded’? (opens the original)
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Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jnr has warned there could be no military recruits next year due to budget cuts In 2024, Marcos approved a revised 1.9 trillion Philippine pesos (US$30 billion) plan to acquire newer military assets until 2034, aiming to enhance the capability of the military to project power in parts of the South China Sea that Manila considers its territory, in line with the emphasis on archipelagic defence. In his State of the Nation Address in July, Marcos vowed to “do all
Manila’s ‘acutely unhealthy’ air due to Indonesian haze spurs health warnings (opens the original)
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The haze has led Quezon City to suspend classes in schools and health experts to urge residents to wear N95 masks outdoors Smoke from Indonesian wildfires blanketed Manila on Tuesday, turning fires nearly 2,000km (1,242 miles) away into a public-health warning for the Philippine capital and reviving concerns over Southeast Asia’s recurring transboundary haze problem. The haze, carried by southwesterly winds from fires in Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo, prompted health experts to urge
Marcos’ singing clip strikes wrong chord in flood-hit Philippines (opens the original)
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Observers say the public backlash was directed at Marcos’ ‘perceived insensitivity’ in light of the floods and related corruption scandal Observers told This Week in Asia that Marcos’ celebration of his wife, Marie Louise “Liza” Araneta-Marcos, on her 67th birthday struck the wrong chord with a public already angered by deadly floods, the government’s handling of disaster relief and long-running allegations of corruption in flood-control projects. By August 26, when Marcos quietly staged his wif
Philippines’ naval base plans put closed Chinese-linked plant in spotlight (opens the original)
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US embassy says American military personnel wanted to assess Sanjia Steel’s premises as a potential site for next year’s Balikatan exercises Sanjia Steel Corporation, which leases 22.6 hectares (56 acres) inside the government-run PHIVIDEC Industrial Estate in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental province, now sits beside land Manila considers strategically important for its military expansion in northern Mindanao. At its regular briefing on Tuesday, the Armed Forces of the Philippines confirmed that some
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