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Sinking Philippine tanker sparks diesel spill
The incident also prompted Greenpeace Philippines to urge the government to eliminate the country’s reliance on fossil fuels
New book gives Pope Francis’ responses to issues he’s most often...
The book reviews the almost 10 years of Francis’ pontificate based on conversations with a journalist
‘Larger than life’: Indian film-maker Rajamouli shoots for Oscar fame
Rajamouli's films have been compared to Marvel superhero movies and he said it would "be an honor" to be asked to do one
‘Wholesome’ South Korean reality TV proves a global hit
After films such as Oscar-winning "Parasite" and TV series including Golden Globe-bedecked "Squid Game" helped popularize K-content overseas
Empowerment, not enforcement, can stop child marriage in India, say experts
The crackdown triggered protests, mostly led by women whose husbands, family breadwinners, were arrested
US vows clampdown on ‘alarming’ child labor surge
According to existing laws, the maximum fine for breaking child labor laws is US$15,138 per case
Countries meet to halt wide-ranging threats against oceans
Some 600 leaders of government, the business sector, green groups and academics will discuss expanding marine protected areas
Military ties ng Pilipinas sa ibang bansa, kinilala ng obispo
“Alam po natin na hindi lang po ito tungkol sa mga preparation for sigalot, ito rin po ay pagbubuklod ng mga bansa,” ayon sa obispo
Obispo ng Puerto Princesa, nakikiisa sa protesta laban sa mining sa...
Sa liham-pastoral ni Bishop Socrates Mesiona, sinabi ng obispo na ang pagtutol ng taumbayan ay isang karapatang dapat igalang
Church must be source of hope, not despair, says Japan archbishop
“The Church has to be at the center of producing hope… and not of despair and sadness”


















