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INDIAN KIDS LEARN BAYBAYIN

Indian children wrote their names in Baybayin, a Filipino script with distant roots believed to reach back to ancient India.

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YOUR DATE IS FRENCH

Speak Dating gives you five minutes with a language. Just enough to learn hello. Cruelly just enough to learn good-bye.

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ISRAEL, NON-STOP

Starting 3 January, Manila and Tel Aviv will finally be connected by an 11-hour nonstop flight.

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U.S. $60M TARGETS PHL POWER WOES

The US is putting $60 million into the parts of Philippine power that decide what electricity costs and whether it stays on.

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WE’RE NEXT, SAYS JAPAN

Japan and the Philippines are expanding healthcare cooperation on elderly care, as the Philippines prepares for an aging population.

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PHL NOW LEADS WORLD IN BLACK HAWKS

Polish-built Black Hawks are deepening defense ties between Manila and Warsaw as the Air Force expands its transport and rescue capability.

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KOREAN BOOK PHENOM IN MANILA

The Korean Cultural Center (KCC) in the Philippines is set to bring Korean literature closer to Filipino readers this September through…

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AKLAN FARMERS GET TRAINING HUB

Ambassador of India to the Philippines Shri Harsh Kumar Jain recently handed over a newly constructed Working and Training Hall at Barangay…

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UBE’S GINZA TAKEOVER

Ube becomes cultural shorthand that carried 70 years of Philippine-Japan friendship into the everyday life of Tokyo.

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GRENADA RETURNS TO MANILA

Grenada restores its Manila presence, putting fresh weight behind a young relationship with the Philippines.

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THAILAND'S OTHER GREAT EXPORT

Aspiring hospitality and tourism professionals from China, India and the Philippines gathered in celebration of cross-cultural learning and…

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U.S. PUTS FILIPINO EYES AT SEA

Washington is helping Palawan fishermen report what they see at sea, as China makes those waters harder for Filipinos to fish.

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BUSAN SHOWS MANILA HOW

A UP student film won a trip to Busan. The bigger prize is seeing how Korea turns stories into an industry.

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