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The loss of life in a twenty-year war
How could a mostly unpaid guerrilla band of fighters defeat the greatest, most powerful sophisticated well-paid army in the world?
Pope Francis names nun to No. 2 post in Vatican’s social...
The 46-year-old Salesian sister is an economist and professor
Metro Manila, 9 other regions remain ‘high risk’ for COVID-19
The Philippines on Thursday recorded 16,313 new COVID-19 infections, bringing the country's active cases to 132,000
Bishop tells Filipinos to vote wisely as Duterte announces intention to...
Opinion polls show Duterte remains hugely popular, despite his bloody anti-drugs campaign and criticism of the pandemic response
Philippine Church leaders continue urging people to get vaccinated against COVID-19
The World Health Organization lauded the vaccination program of the Philippine government, saying it’s “going quite well”
Children in six Asian countries most at risk of impacts of...
The UNICEF report ranks countries based on children’s exposure to climate and environmental shocks
Philippines approves commercial use of genetically engineered rice
Golden Rice will be initially deployed in areas with high prevalence of Vitamin A deficiency by the third quarter of 2022
Relatives of drug war victims alarmed by Duterte’s talk of staying...
Duterte's critics believe the prospect of losing immunity after the end of his term makes him keen to run for vice-president
Desperate Afghan Christians turned away at airport, aid groups say
Looming over the deepening humanitarian crisis is a deadline of Friday for civilian evacuation operations at the Kabul airport
Fighting seen intensifying in Myanmar as junta deploys more troops in...
Fighting is likely to continue in the coming days as more military units advance on villages east of Loikaw
















