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How Ramadan, Eid celebrations helped Filipinos nurture closer ties with Palestinians

How Ramadan, Eid celebrations helped Filipinos nurture closer ties with Palestinians

  • Iftar and Eid initiatives with Palestinian evacuees from Gaza attracted hundreds of Filipino Muslims and non-Muslims
  • 170 Filipino Palestinians and their closest family members were evacuated from Gaza by the Philippine government
By Samantha Beltran ·
Filipinos flock Manila Eid bazaar in search of authentic Palestinian food

Filipinos flock Manila Eid bazaar in search of authentic Palestinian food

By Ellie Aben ·
Manila invites global Muslim investors to establish halal businesses in Philippines

Manila invites global Muslim investors to establish halal businesses in Philippines

By Ellie Aben ·
Economic zone agency promotes halal industry in Philippines

Economic zone agency promotes halal industry in Philippines

By Ellie Aben ·
Fire destroys main post office in Philippine capital, a nearly 100-year-old neo-classical landmark

Fire destroys main post office in Philippine capital, a nearly 100-year-old neo-classical landmark

By AP ·
Philippine volcano belches plume of steam and ash, alert up

Philippine volcano belches plume of steam and ash, alert up

By AP ·
Special Philippine troops rescue British couple captured by ASG

Philippine troops rescue British couple captured by ASG

By Ellie Aben ·
Iranian beauty queen seeks asylum in Philippines

Iranian beauty queen seeks asylum in Philippines

By Ellie Aben and Baker Atyani ·
Special Women swell the ranks of overseas workers, Philippine labor diplomat in UAE says

Women swell the ranks of overseas workers, Philippine labor diplomat in UAE says

By ONE CARLO DIAZ ·
Journalist critical of Philippines’ Duterte pays bail

Journalist critical of Philippines’ Duterte pays bail

By AFP ·
Thousands flee homes as Typhoon Yutu batters Northern Philippines

Thousands flee homes as Typhoon Yutu batters Northern Philippines

By Ellie Aben ·
Pacquiao stops Matthysse to win back world title 

Pacquiao stops Matthysse to win back world title 

By AFP ·
Australian nun ordered to leave Philippines has no regrets

Australian nun ordered to leave Philippines has no regrets

By AP ·

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