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Abu Sabaya is not alive - army chief

Talks start for release of four hostages

Security in Zamboanga tightened after blast

Three enlisted men under an intelligence officer of the 104th Army Brigade were behind the abduction of two recently freed TV journalists in the southern Philippines, said a suspected kidnapper who has been arrested for the abduction.

Schilling recounts days in Abu Sayyaf captivity

President Gloria Arroyo has called for the inclusion of the Jemaah Islamiyah on the U.S. list of foreign terror groups, a TV report said.

The Philippine government has offered to host a regional anti-terrorism conference in Manila, with participation from countries among the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean), the United States, Australia, Japan and other nearby countries, a senior official said.

President Gloria Arroyo visited Makati City's Fort Bonifacio to see the bodies of eight out of 11 Marines killed in a clash with Abu Sayyaf members in Sulu, southern Philippines, on October 12.

President Gloria Arroyo has been promoting Palawan in south-western Philippines as the country's pristine island, perfect for eco-tourism and, above all, a place where one can find one of the world's rare zoos where exotic African animals roam freely.

Residents and local government officials yesterday unveiled what they hoped would be the world's biggest pair of shoe.

The police claimed a breakthrough yesterday in investigations into a series of bomb blasts in Zamboanga, which killed eight people, and said it had taken four suspects into custody.

Arroyo offers election advice to Filipinos in U.S