Myanmar sending rep to Asean summit
Diplomat says participation indicates acceptance of restoring peace
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Diplomat says participation indicates acceptance of restoring peace
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‘Throughout last season and the start of this season, I felt like I was too laid back (with) being a supporter’
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Kaya FC-Iloilo settled for a scoreless draw against the College of Asian Scholars in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Women’s Champions League at the…
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Korean families have praised the initiative but others voiced concerns. A major issue is the delayed payment of training allowances by the government.
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Multititled Letran College dumped Lyceum of the Philippines University, 78-66, for its sixth victory in Season 100 of the National Collegiate Athletic…
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‘Competition policies have to be much broader to include trade, industrial, and regulatory policies; with better competition policies, the country can create…
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is expected to discuss the recent developments in the South China Sea (SCS), especially the country’s stand on the West…
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‘There’s no secret to it. We just have fighting hearts and prepared well.’
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‘I told the guys it’s hard to win in the NCAA. On any given day, any team can beat you.’
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A decorated mentor stepped into the Lyceum of the Philippines University dugout to pump life into its campaign during its 64-62 win over University of…
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A brace by Patryk Klimala in the second half lifted Sydney FC past Kaya FC - Iloilo, 4-1, in their Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League Two…
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Struggling Kaya FC-Iloilo will be gunning for a victory when it faces Sydney FC in their Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League Two match tonight…
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Mapua University survived a late challenge from Arellano University, 77-71, to emerge victorious in Season 100 of the National Collegiate Athletic Association…
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The Philippine stock index bounced back on Tuesday, gaining by 107.67 points, or 1.48 percent, to close at 7,380.32 level.
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