A member of the government peace negotiation panel on Wednesday denied there was a “stalemate” between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front in the drafting of a Bangsamoro Basic Law | Philippine Daily Inquirer

President Aquino is seeking the “middle ground” with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front amid disagreements over the draft Bangsamoro Basic Law that was supposed to be submitted to Congress more than two months ago | Philippine Daily Inquirer

Hopes of crafting a “mutually acceptable” draft Bangsamoro Basic Law before President Aquino delivers his State of the Nation Address on July 28 have dimmed as the government and Moro Islamic Liberation Front peace panels ended their four-day “workshop” in Manila on Monday with no major issues resolved | MindaNews

The draft Bangsamoro Basic Law will not be submitted to Congress before President Aquino's fifth State of the Nation Address as earlier envisioned by Malacañang | GMA News

The government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front have urged Brunei to help in the decommissioning of guerillas as part of a normalization process stated in the GPH-MILF peace compact | Philippine Star

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