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Forcing dispirited politicians to take public transport, in fact, is the only political masterstroke left for finally solving the commuting woes.
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Forcing dispirited politicians to take public transport, in fact, is the only political masterstroke left for finally solving the commuting woes.
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Sudan's brutal war has intensified since the start of the year, with surging numbers of summary executions and an increase in ethnic violence, the United…
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Afghanistan’s biggest airbase was the linchpin of US-led operations in the country for two decades.
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‘If Bongbong's first instinct is to empathize with the angry, his second instinct should be to resign.’
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Mukakanhanga is among thousands of sex workers in Zimbabwe who have struggled to access HIV prevention tools.
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Nepal’s Gen Z protests, sparked by a social media ban and longstanding corruption, left dozens dead, thousands injured, and government buildings burned —…
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JOHANNEBURG, South Africa (AFP) — Botswana and southern African peers that built much of their prosperity on diamonds are scrambling for alternatives as…
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GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) — The United Nations’ (UN) health agency said Wednesday its workers will remain in Gaza City despite calls from Israel’s military for…
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The Metro Manila Flood Management Project and Pasig-Marikina Channel Improvement Project are flagship initiatives aimed at mitigating these risks.
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Personnel of the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) are seeking the intervention of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Trade Secretary…
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The French president has in the past been notoriously slow in ‘casting’ a new prime minister. But he is widely expected on this occasion not to procrastinate.
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Francois Bayrou, according to officials, has invited his ministers for farewell drinks Monday evening.
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Authorities expect the new offensive to push an estimated one million Palestinians south.
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To suggest the DBM has no duty to spot recycled or bloated items is like claiming the cashier at a bank can hand over counterfeit bills and say, sorry, I’m not…
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August 30 — flash floods! Quezon City was the hardest hit. PAGASA attributed it to severe thunderstorms that brought abnormally high rainfall across parts of…
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The earthquake killed more than 1,400 people and injured over 3,300.
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Jalalabad (afp) — Rescuers desperately searched Tuesday for survivors in the rubble of homes flattened by an earthquake that struck eastern Afghanistan,…
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Discipline is what separates a soldier from a mercenary, a policeman from a thug. Nartatez understood that. Torre, for all his swagger, did not.
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