By Nestor Corrales and Eloisa Lopez MANILA, May 13 (Reuters) - Gunshots broke out in chaotic scenes at the Philippine Senate ...

President ‌Ferdinand Marcos Jr called for calm and said no government personnel were involved in the incident. There were no immediate reports of casualties.

Gunshots broke out at the Philippine Senate on Wednesday and people ran for cover after a top politician wanted by the International Criminal Court said his arrest was imminent and security forces ...

Authorities are still trying to work out who fired the gun shots inside the Senate building in the Philippines, prompting people to run for cover.

Gunshots have been reported inside the Philippine Senate as armed troops entered the building. The chaos comes as one senator faces imminent arrest over an ICC warrant.

The Philippine Senate was locked down with military personnel seen entering the building where a senator wanted by the ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) is now on full alert level status after several gunshots were heard at the Senate on Wednesday night. “Based on reports from personnel on the ...

Volleys of gunshots were heard inside the Philippines Senate on Wednesday, prompting people in the building to run for cover as tensions escalated over an anticipated attempt to arrest Senator Ronald ...

Multiple gunshots were heard inside the Philippine Senate on Wednesday, where senator Ronald Dela Rosa, an aide of former President Rodrigo Duterte, had sought refuge amid efforts to arrest him over ...

Ronald dela Rosa, wanted over involvement in Duterte’s ‘war on drugs’, reportedly left heavily guarded building before dawn ...

The sound of gunshots rang out Wednesday evening inside the Philippine parliament, as a senator took refuge to resist arrest on allegations of crimes against humanity.