MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Muslim guerrillas in the Philippines will begin turning over their weapons as part of a peace deal even as lawmakers are still debating a law creating a new autonomous ...

President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. reaffirmed the national government’s continued engagement with Muslim leaders and ...

* Violence trend could delay peace talk resumption * Nearly 600 killed since August * Military says conducting "law-enforcemt operations" By Manny Mogato COTABATO CITY, Philippines, May 27 (Reuters) - ...

Dozens of communities won approval to join a new Muslim-led territory in the Philippines' south, results showed Thursday, yet the exclusion of a key rebel stronghold raised concerns about the peace ...

(MENAFN- Khaleej Times) Muslims in Manila's Quiapo district have a special wish during their observance of the Ramadan this year: A new mosque at the heart of the Philippine capital. An organisation ...

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The Philippine government and Muslim rebels have resumed talks on resolving final differences in a preliminary peace accord they hope to conclude soon, in what is expected ...

The Philippine government and Muslim rebels have agreed to a peace deal to end a 40-year conflict that has killed more than 120,000 people, President Benigno Aquino said Sunday, Reuters reported. The ...

SULTAN KUDARAT, PHILIPPINES —Muslim rebels in the mainly Catholic Philippines began handing over their guns to independent foreign monitors Saturday, as part of a peace treaty aimed at ending a ...

Fierce fighting between Muslim rebels and the Filipino military over the past three days has dealt a setback to a peace plan aimed at ending the world's longest-running insurgency and raised fears of ...