Obama ready to defend the Philippines
Manila – Before departing for Washington on Tuesday, US President Barack Obama left what he called an “ironclad” commitment to …
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China-Vietnam border private currency trading expected to end
Nanning – China established a currency trading center on the China-Vietnam border on Saturday that many say will help end rampant …
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ASEAN to Advance Peace and Reconciliation Initiatives
Bali – Speaking at a symposium on peace and reconciliation, Dr. AKP Mochtan, Deputy Secretary-General of ASEAN for Community and …
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Cambodia’s garment manufacturers calls on gov’t to curb illegal strikes
Phnom Penh – The Garment Manufacturers Associations in Cambodia (GMAC) on Sunday urged the government to curb outlawed garment strikes …
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Japan to waive visas for Indonesian, Filipino and Vietnamese travelers
Tokio – The government and the ruling coalition are making arrangements to waive visas for tourists from the Philippines, Indonesia …
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