Due To Humanitarian Reasons, Several Political Prisoners Will Be Released From Jail Several political prisoners will be discharged in prison next week due to the humanitarian reasons, according to NDFP representative. National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) representative said that almost 50 political prisoners will be released next because of humanitarian reasons, peace, and … Read more
Ten women in Bulacan do a practice that might seem odd for the present generation. Ten women from Balubad Village in Bulakan, Bulacan do a traditional ‘Pangangaluluwa’ practice which might seem strange for the present generation. As the national celebrations during the month of November approaches, a lot of practices are being done in the … Read more
According to the UNICEF, air pollution claims more children’s lives than malaria and HIV/AIDS combined. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said that air pollution claims more lives of children than malaria and Human immunodeficiency virus infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) combined. Thus, the UNICF is calling on world leaders to reduce air … Read more
Alternatives are already set since the President announced that he wanted to have the checkpoints removed all around the country. The Philippine National Police (PNP) is already prepared once the checkpoints all over the country will be removed because they have prepared some alternatives. This is following the pronouncement of President Rodrigo Duterte last October … Read more
As peaceful as the start of another week will be, the DOJ will not make it any smoother for Senator De Lima and seven others who will face a subpoena. Senator Leila de Lima, along with seven others, are facing a subpoena from the Department of Justice in the approaching week, because of their involvement … Read more
The government forces believe that the explosives were ‘reserved’ by Islamic militants to finish President Rodrigo Duterte while in Cotabato City. The government forces separately discovered explosives in two places of Cotabato City in southern Philippines on October 29, Saturday. On the same day, President Rodrigo Duterte was in Cotabato City to meet with the … Read more
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton leads early voting in the U.S. Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton leads Republican candidate Donald Trump by 15 percentage points among early voters surveyed in the past two weeks. This is according to the Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project, 11 days to go before the US presidential election. … Read more
The oldest hotel in England collapses as flames burn the building. Royal Clarence, described as England’s oldest hotel, collapsed following the blaze that broke in Exeter, Devon. The Royal Clarence Hotel has stood on the same spot for 300 years that is why it is considered the oldest hotel in the country. According to the … Read more
President Rodrigo Duterte reiterated his promise to give way to the new president if federalism is achieved. President Rodrigo Duterte repeated his willingness to step down from office as soon as the framework for a federal type of government had been realized. Duterte, who was elected by more than 16 million Filipinos on May 9, … Read more
Thais flocked to the Grand Palace to see the coffin of their late King. Grabbing the opportunity to see the late king, tens of thousands of Thais lined up outside the Grand Palace of Bangkok on Saturday. This was after the public was granted its first chance to enter the throne hall where the body … Read more