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Buena Bernal

Buena Bernal

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Philippines Correspondent, Channel NewsAsia

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Total articles 876

  • Philippines vying for non-permanent seat in United Nations Security Council in 2027

    By Buena Bernal Verified| Channel NewsAsia Verified The Philippines is vying for a non-permanent seat in the UN Security Council in 2027, as the country looks to cement its role as a peace builder. CNA's Buena Bernal travelled to the southern Philippines to examine efforts to address militancy in the region.

    By Buena Bernal Verified · Channel NewsAsia

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Beijing warns Manila against stirring up conflict in South China Sea with US support

    By Buena Bernal Verified| Channel NewsAsia Verified China has warned the Philippines not to stir up conflict in the South China Sea. Beijing was responding to remarks made by US defence chief Pete Hegseth on a visit to Manila. He is in the Philippines for the first stop of a tour of Asia. He earlier pledged to strengthen military ties with Manila, to stave off threats from Beijing. Buena Bernal reports from Metro Manila.

    By Buena Bernal Verified · Channel NewsAsia

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Philippine Senate launches probe of former president Duterte's ICC arrest

    By Buena Bernal Verified| Channel NewsAsia Verified The Philippine Senate has called for a formal probe into the arrest of former president Rodrigo Duterte and his subsequent handover to the International Criminal Court (ICC) last week. The investigation was initiated by Senator Imee Marcos, the elder sister of current president, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Ms Marcos moved to defend Mr Duterte's rights to due process, calling the issue one that has deeply divided the nation.

    By Buena Bernal Verified · Channel NewsAsia

    Mar. 17, 2025

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