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Philippines halts oil and gas exploration in disputed South China Sea
It was hoped that Duterte's decision would fast-track talks with Beijing on joint exploration in the waters
Ecumenical Bishops’ Forum endorses candidates for May 9 national elections
The bishops said they made their choices after doing “a close perusal of the values, character and qualifications” of the candidates
Pamamaril sa mga Lumad at magsasaka sa Bukidnon, kinundena ng obispo
Apela ng diyosesis sa pamahalaan ang maayos na pagpatupad sa batas na nangangalaga sa karapatan ng mga katutubo sa bansa
Mga bagong pari, hinamon ni Archbishop Palma na paigtingin ang pagmimisyon
Hamon ng arsobispo sa kapwa lingkod ng Simbahan ang pagpapaigting sa misyon upang maabot ang bawat komunidad
Archdiocese of Palo, nakaagapay sa mga biktima ng bagyong Agaton
Umabot sa mahigit 18,000 pamilya ang nasalanta ng bagyong Agaton habang mahigit sa 50 ang naitalang nasawi dahil sa naganap na landslide
Fresh protests rock Sri Lanka after police killing
Regular blackouts, acute shortages of food and fuel and record inflation have sparked increasing public discontent in the country
Ramos-Horta wins East Timor presidential election
Ramos-Horta was awarded a Nobel prize for peace in 1996 for his efforts in facilitating conflict resolution in the country
Pope Francis: To discard the elderly ‘is a grave sin’
“Please, care for old people because they are the presence of history, the presence of the family."
Duterte’s call for climate action ‘a little too late,’ says Greenpeace
Greenpeace said Duterte’s statement "is not an admission of guilt" but "is just another empty pronouncement, like his previous promises"
Sri Lanka’s economic crisis exposes gaps in renewable energy push
Fuel shortages are forcing some people to use firewood, raising fears about the nation’s forests and its plans to switch to renewables


















