China halts Taiwan drills but concerns over war
Beijing has announced of halting all military drills around Taiwan, for now, but has stressed that training and preparation for
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Why is New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern losing popularity?
The chances of current New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern are looking slim and shakier with each passing day. The
State funeral and burial ceremony for late president
Former Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos, who passed away on July 31, was laid to rest on Tuesday, August 9,
Globe hits Dito for ‘fraudulent’ calls, demanding P622
Globe Telecom, which is owned and operated by the Ayala family, recently submitted a petition to the National Telecommunications Commission
Record rain kills 8 people in Seoul
The authorities announced on Tuesday, August 9, that at least eight people had died overnight in and around Seoul, the
Hong Kong reduces COVID-19 hotel quarantine from 7
An additional move will be taken by Hong Kong to progressively unwind harsh pandemic rules that have isolated the Asian
PH jobs grow, but inflation threatens recovery
In June, there were more people working full-time, but the most recent jobs numbers indicate that rising prices are holding
Thai nightclub owner arrested in 15-person fire
Officers announced on Sunday that the Thai police had apprehended the proprietor of a nightclub in connection with a fire
Despite poor global demand, China’s exports expand
China’s export growth unexpectedly picked up speed in July, delivering a positive boost to the economy as it tries to
Celebrities, friends pay tribute to Cherie Gil
Cherie Gil, a beloved friend and a show business star, passed away on Friday, August 5, at the age of
