The Philippines, a breathtaking archipelago of over 7,000 islands, is home to one of the world’s richest and most unique geographies. With more than 52,000 species,half of them endemic, it’s a ...

The Philippines' Geography Makes Aid Response DifficultRobert Siegel talks to Richard Brennan, World Health Organization director of emergency risk management and humanitarian response, about the ...

The Philippines, on the other hand, has ownership claim on part of the SCS and is supported by international law. It can be said that the Philippines, in terms of its foreign policy, has become a ...

In a nation formed of about 7,460 islands, the sea is at the center of life in The Philippines. It plays a crucial role in the landscape, climate, economy, culture and food of an island people.

Scientists have long thought the unique geography of the Philippines -- coupled with seesawing ocean levels -- could have created a "species pump" that triggered massive diversification by ...

The mountainous geography of the Philippines contributes to its biodiversity. Its high mountains are cooler and much wetter than surrounding lowlands, and it's difficult for small mammals to get ...

The Philippines, on the other hand, has ownership claim on part of the SCS and is supported by international law. It can be said that the Philippines, in terms of its foreign policy, has become a ...