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Marcos, Biden expand security, environment protection, trade ties
Marcos and Biden hailed the “remarkable ties of friendship, community, and shared sacrifice that serve as the foundation of the US-Philippines alliance”
US panel again takes aim at India on religious freedom
It was the fourth straight year that the panel has made the recommendation on India, angering New Delhi which has called the commission biased
Speak the language of charity – Pope Francis
Pope Francis thanked the Church in Hungary for its “generous and wide-ranging service to charity”
Pope Francis says he did not lose consciousness before hospitalization in...
Pope Francis was asked about his health in the context of his planned upcoming travels, in particular to Portugal in August
UN rights expert raises concern over training programs, forced labor in...
Thousands of Tibetans have reportedly been “transferred” from their traditional rural lives to low-skilled and low-paid employment since 2015
Marcos in Washington for 5-day official visit
The president said agriculture, power, infrastructure “and all these new technologies” are on top of his agenda during his working visit
Digital divide hits women harder in poor countries: UN
The lack of access poses serious risks that women will be left behind economically in an increasingly digitally connected world
Four missing after dive boat sinks at Philippine reef
The Philippine Coast Guard said 28 people were rescued after "Dream Keeper" went down on Sunday in the pristine waters at Tubbataha Reef
Pope Francis warns of technological domination, threat to human ecology
Pope Francis also warned of the “false notion of freedom” offered by the ideologies of communism and consumerism
Time to prioritize social justice
Globally, real wages have fallen, poverty is rising, inequality seems more entrenched than ever

















