L.O.L.: What’s up – Raining sea creatures in Qingdao, China?
An octopus raining down on cars and buildings in Qingdao in the Chinese province of Shangdong. . . IMAGES of sea
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OP-ED COLUMN: FLEA MARKET OF IDEAS – Transformational leader or false messiah?
By Joel Ruiz Butuyan Rodrigo Duterte was elected as our country’s president because 16 million Filipinos pinned their hopes on
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OP-ED COLUMN: OPINION ON PAGE ONE – Isn’t a Chinese military invasion a redundancy?
FRANCISCO S. TATAD TWO major Senate committees—those on foreign relations and on national defense and security—have decided to inquire into
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ASEANEWS EDITORIALS: OPINION & CARTOONS – ‘On again, off again’
President Rodrigo Duterte has deferred peace talks with the Communist Party of the Philippines anew. According to a source from
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BIZ-FINANCE: Manila – PH external debt hits $73.2B in Q1
THE country’s outstanding external debt totaled $73.2 billion at the end of the first quarter, expanding from the end of
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EDUCATION-SCHOOLS: New York – Court case alleges Harvard aware of anti – Asian admission flaws
NEW YORK: A judicial battle pitting Asian students against Harvard University heated up Friday with allegations that the faculty was aware
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ASEANEWS EDITORIALS OPINION & CARTOONS: ‘Panatag is back in the news’
Panatag Shoal – also known locally as Bajo de Masinloc and internationally as Scarborough Shoal – was again in
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ASEANEWS EDITORIALS OPINION & CARTOONS: ‘Beleaguered peso’
Several domestic and foreign factors are eroding the value of the peso against the US currency and they may further
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MEDIA-TV BBC: ‘GRILLED’
Screengrab taken from the ‘Hard Talk’ interview with former Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno by BBC journalist Stephen Sackur on
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COLUMN-OPINION: OPINION ON PAGE ONE – Have they started killing Catholic priests?
Nilo was preparing for a church service on Sunday when he was killed by unidentified gunmen [Ezra Acayan/Al Jazeera] .
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