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LOS ANGELES — History’s ebb and flow were again on full display on July 26 in my homeland the Philippines as President Rodrigo Duterte nearly lu…
Slovenia has become the 13th country in Europe to adopt the definition of rape as sex without consent. The Slovenian Parliament's decision earli…
NICOSIA — A 39-year-old British woman died in a Cypriot hospital after a blood clotting incident after receiving the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccin…
Yangon, Myanmar — The Myanmar junta has charged a Japanese journalist under a "fake news" law, a report said Tuesday, in the latest blow to pres…
A man who has been living alone on an Italian island for 32 years is set to finally leave after receiving several eviction threats from authorit…
SEOUL — Belgium's ambassador to South Korea apologized Thursday after footage showed his wife hitting two boutique staff in the head in a row ov…
N'DJAMENA - Chad's president, Idriss Deby, who ruled his country for more than 30 years and was an important Western ally in the fight against I…
ATHENS — At the foot of the Hill of the Muses in Athens, classical music fills the apartment where Cihan Tutluoglu lives with his husband Alexan…
Warsaw, Poland — The Vatican said Monday that two Polish bishops accused of covering up sexual abuses will be ordered to pay into a victims' fun…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kH_0pDYPik MANILA, Philippines — President Rodrigo Duterte has approved the recommendation to use all currently…
Brussels, Belgium — Police in Belgium staged a vast nationwide operation against drug traffickers Tuesday, with the main focus on the port of An…
MOSCOW — Russia's Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19 could be produced in Europe for the first time after a commercial deal to produce it in Ita…
DIGOS CITY –– A man, who was electrocuting fish in a river in Magsaysay town, Davao del Sur for easy catching, died from electric shock on Tuesd…
MANILA, Philippines—The world’s largest lighted rosary, powered by the sun, would be installed in Luneta Park in celebration of 500 years of Chr…
FUCKING, Austria--Deep in the Austrian countryside, the newly-named village of Fugging is hoping it will soon quietly slip back into the anonymi…
THESSALONIKI, Greece — Greece's prime minister welcomed the return of a Turkish survey ship to port Sunday from a disputed area of the eastern M…
Matilde and Marlene Pimentel, sisters and university students, attend a virtual class from a treetop on a hill to reach internet signal.
BERLIN — German Chancellor Angela Merkel hosted Greta Thunberg and other leading Fridays for Future activists in Berlin on Thursday for talks on…