At the orphanage his father founded as part of his missionary work in the Philippines, the children still toss around a football Tim Tebow left for them.
HONG KONG (Reuters) - In a month-long standoff between China and the Philippines over a disputed shoal in the South China Sea, Beijing has so far refrained from sending warships from its increasingly powerful and modern navy to enforce its territorial claims. Instead, China has deployed patrol vessels from its expanding fleet of paramilitary ships to Scarborough Shoal, known in Chinese as Huangyan Island. Naval experts say the intent is to minimize the risk of conflict and contain any regional backlash. ...
Fish, oil and bananas all play a role in the latest round of the high-stakes sovereignty dispute in the South China Sea. Relations between China and the Philippines have deteriorated sharply, and nationalist rhetoric has been flying.
Documents in the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato C. Corona showed that $28.7 million was added to his bank accounts during a period when he was earning about $935 a month.
The Philippines has lifted an eight-year ban on its nationals working in Iraq, but only for the Middle Eastern country's autonomous Kurdistan region, the foreign ministry said Sunday.
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