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  1. AUSTRALIA, Canada, Japan, Saudi Arabia and the UK are among the top destinations drawing visa applications from the Philippines this year.

    FILIPINOS LOOK BEYOND EU

    Filipinos are applying for more visas, up 20 percent this year. Demand for destinations outside Europe’s Schengen Area is rising fastest.

  2. DESPITE backing from Nvidia and Blackstone, the company struggled to secure sufficient demand, highlighting growing investor skepticism over sky-high AI valuations and the enormous cost of building the infrastructure behind the technology.

    Nvidia-backed Firmus scraps $5.5-B IPO

    Nvidia-backed Firmus Grid has withdrawn its planned $5.5-billion Australian IPO amid valuation concerns and weak investor demand, raising questions about AI…

  3. ZHAYDEN Rosano and the Gilas Women U18 team find it hard to get past Australia in their FIBA U18 Asia Women’s Cup game Sunday in Malaysia.

    Aussie girls wallop Gilas U18

    Gilas Pilipinas Women suffered a 47-102 loss to Australia in the FIBA U18 Women’s Asia Cup, putting pressure on the Philippines to secure a quarterfinal berth…

  4. A F35 fighter jet of Australia Air Force performs during the Bali International Airshow at Ngurah Rai International airport near Denpasar, on Indonesia resort island of Bali.

    Missing F-35 fighter parts ‘not sensitive’

    Australia is investigating the diversion of F-35 fighter jet parts to Hong Kong, with Defense Minister Richard Marles saying the components were not sensitive…

  5. Malabon city administrator completes global MBA

    Malabon city administrator completes global MBA

    City Administrator Alexander T. Rosete completes his MBA (Global) at the University of Western Australia, highlighting the role of education, innovation and…

  6. Man charged for trying to pass military intel

    Man charged for trying to pass military intel

    He then ‘provided, or attempted to provide, information obtained in Ukraine to individuals he believed were acting on behalf of Russian intelligence services.’

  7. Albanese under fire over ‘melons’ joke

    Albanese under fire over ‘melons’ joke

    The controversy stemmed from an interview last month in which Albanese joked about receiving a premium Japanese melonfrom Takaichi during her visit to…