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She becomes the first woman to have a right to vote in the assemblies, something many women and some bishops have called for

171 people remain unaccounted for after a flash flood destroys dams and bridges

Kyaw Tint Swe and four other people linked to previous gov't taken from their homes overnight

Sexual assaults and fraudulent marriages are used by perpetrators to entrap victims

A document titled “A Call for Unity and Action for a Planet in Crisis” is set to be released by February 28

The “Dictionario Hispanico Sinicum” is described to be the world’s oldest and largest Spanish-Chinese dictionary

Instead of celebrating, Deng Wei will commemorate the deaths of her father and grandmother during last year's holiday

Alay Kapwa funds are used for social services to the poor, for victims of calamities, and for those heavily affected by the pandemic

Archbishop Charles John Brown said people “can’t overestimate” the importance of ecumenical and inter-religious relations

A dozen Australian media outlets pled guilty for breaching the gag order in a deal with the state