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From ‘plot’ to pride for Philippines’ first Olympic champion
Diaz took top billing in an ecstatic nation's newspapers above reports on a major speech by her president
Bangkok to convert disused train carriages into COVID-19 ward
The surge in cases in Bangkok has put pressure on the city’s medical system
Pope Francis to UN chief: World hunger ‘a crime that violates...
In a July 26 message to UN Secretary-General António Guterres, the pope called for a “new mindset” in the battle against malnutrition
NGO warns against impact of Philippines’ propagation of ‘golden rice’
The Bureau of Plant Industry has issued a biosafety permit on July 21 allowing local farmers to grow the "golden rice"
Philippine bishops congratulate athlete Hidilyn Diaz for Olympic win, devotion to...
In one of the photos of the victorious athlete holding her gold medal a "Miraculous Medal of Our Lady" is seen hanging on her chest
Redemptorist missionaries hit red-tagging of mission community in Laoag
The Redemptorists said it is “truly sad” that the community's mission engagements resulted in red-tagging
Duterte taunts International Criminal Court, saying war on drugs far from...
Duterte taunted the court again, saying he has never denied that he will kill people out to destroy the country
COVID-19 surge starting to ease in Indonesian capital, data shows
Over two weeks, Jakarta's daily cases dropped from 14,619 on July 12 to 2,662 on July 25, according to city data
Pope Benedict XVI laments lack of faith within Church institutions in...
Pope Benedict also warned Catholics against the danger of seeking a “flight into pure doctrine”
Landmark Vatican fraud trial of 10 including a cardinal set to...
The headliner at the trial is Cardinal Angelo Becciu, 73, formerly a senior official in the Vatican administration

















