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Bondi Beach, Philippines and Islamist

Officials say Bondi attack appears inspired by Islamic State

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Dec. 16 that the Bondi Beach shooting appeared to be inspired by Islamic State and called for national unity.

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The Philippines’ long battle against Islamist extremism is back in the spotlight following Bondi attack

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Australia Police Says Bondi Attack Gunmen Travelled to Philippines

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Philippines Probes Sydney Beach Shooters' Visit To Country Before Attack

The Philippines is looking into reports that the father and son behind the recent deadly mass shooting in Australia had travelled to the country a month before the attack in which at least 16 people d...

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From a 10-year-old girl to a Holocaust survivor: Who were the victims of Bondi Beach attack

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Police: Bondi shooters inspired by IS, had traveled to Philippines

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Bondi terror suspects driven by ‘Islamic State ideology,’ recently traveled to Philippine island wracked by extremism

Two homemade Islamic State flags were found in a vehicle registered to the younger suspect, who was previously assessed by the country’s domestic security agency and deemed not to be a threat, police ...

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Bondi Beach attack: Pakistan-origin shooters travelled to Philippines on Indian passports, says report

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Australian PM hails Bondi Beach ‘hero’ Ahmed, calls for unity after terror attack

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The Philippines Spent Big on Flood Control, but the Water Keeps Rising

Many Filipinos say floods are worse than ever — and now, the government has admitted that vast sums were embezzled from a program meant to fight the problem.

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Smart spending today: The Philippines’ path to growth or debt

AS 2025 draws to a close, the Philippines faces a critical fiscal juncture. Government debt reached P16.68 trillion by March 2025, with domestic obligations accounting for roughly 68 percent and external debt the remaining 32 percent.

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Is it safe to travel to the Philippines? Foreign Office issues new advice after major earthquake

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake in the central Philippines has raised concerns about the safety of travel plans to Southeast Asia. The quake struck off the coast of Bogo City in Cebu province in the central Visayas just before 10pm local time on Tuesday (30 ...