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A WEEK-LONG immersion brought students face-to-face with deaf education, inclusive hiring and community programs serving persons with disabilities.
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Is disability created by the body, or by the barriers around it?
THE carabao mango is among the Philippines’ most recognizable agricultural exports and a source of national pride.
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UNDER billboards built to sell things, Filipino dancers spent an afternoon selling culture, bringing festival rhythms and centuries-old traditions to the crossroads of Manhattan.
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For a few hours, Times Square belonged to Filipinos.
FOR many visitors, the sari-sari store was the photo everyone wanted.
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The Philippines turned a corner of Berlin into a barangay for Independence Day.
SPAIN COMES CALLING
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TAIWAN came wrapped in sticky rice as Filipino teachers learned the traditions and zongzi’s many symbolisms.
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The lesson fit in two hands. Sticky rice. Bamboo leaves. A tradition that refused to disappear.
A food workshop recently at DLS-CSB offered students a hands-on introduction to the traditions behind Korean cuisine.
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Reading hands
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A Ukrainian soldier launches a kamikaze FPV attack drone near the front line in Bakhmut, Ukraine, in 2023. As Kyiv expands ties beyond Europe, drone technology has become one of several areas of potential cooperation between Ukraine and the Philippines.
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THE outreach program briefly became a night market, with participants crowding around games familiar to the streets of Taipei.
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Families of the EJK victims watch the International Criminal Court (ICC) confirmation of charges hearing against former President Rodrigo Duterte in his crimes against humanity case linked to the government’s anti-drug campaign, held at Atencio Libunao Hall in the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, on Monday, 23 February 2026.
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UKRAINE Ambassador Yuliia Fediv told students in Davao City that the war with Russia is testing whether international law still protects smaller nations.
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CLINIC ON THE HILLS
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BOXES containing 40 portable generators bound for Ukraine await shipment from the Philippines under a humanitarian energy assistance program.
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Samar skills hub
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ISARAEL Embassy held dialogue with Siargao stakeholders, urging lawful reporting and restraint amid online controversy over Israeli visitors.
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CAPTAIN Samantha Miller during Exercise Balikatan in Palawan, where New Zealand joins multinational military medical operations for the first time.
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AN American teacher guides educators through tough, fast-paced exercises where English becomes the working tool for solving complex science and engineering problems.
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