Today’s headlines: Zaldy Co, Duterte at ICC, BTS
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. He says the government is working with Portugal to restore Zaldy Co. He says Manila has placed a red notice before Interpol and is working with Portuguese officials.
A year after his detention at the International Criminal Court, former president Rodrigo Duterte may be kept away from the Philippines for several more years. Historically, the ICC co-detainee process lasted five to eight years.
An exclusive Reuters report says as many as 150 US soldiers have been injured in the 10-day war with Iran. Two people familiar with the matter confirm this Tuesday, March 10.
A group of technology researchers is filing a lawsuit accusing the Trump administration of adopting an unconstitutional policy that targets foreign nationals who read misinformation and hate speech on social media for visa denial and deportation.
Boy band BTS’ free comeback concert in central Seoul on March 21 is expected to draw up to 260,000 people. Authorities plan to deploy approximately 4,800 police officers and 3,400 officers to control the flow of people, respond to emergencies and counter-terrorism measures. – Rappler.com
