Marcos vows repatriation of caregiver slain in Israel-Hamas conflict
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reassured the family of the third deceased Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) of the repatriation of her remains.
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Foreigners killed, abducted or missing after Hamas attack
PARIS, France — Scores of foreigners were killed, wounded or taken hostage after Hamas attacked Israel last week, leaving more than 1,400 dead in Israel.
Asian markets drop as Middle East conflict worries grow
HONG KONG, China— Asian markets sank Monday on concerns that Israel's expected ground offensive against Hamas in Gaza could spark a regional war involving Iran, with warnings that oil prices could surge, further complicating central banks' efforts to tame inflation.
Changing times in hoops
The times, they are changing in basketball. Basketball fans expressed incredulity when Real Madrid beat the Dallas Mavericks, 127-123 in a preseason tune-up a few days ago. Granted, Luka Doncic only played five minutes, Kyrie Irving was not available, and second-stringers filled the Mavs’ roster, but this isn’t supposed to happen. Given how Team USA – composed entirely of NBA players – threw away what was left of the myth of American basketball supremacy in the FIBA World Cup, you’d expect some fightback. It didn’t happen.
Foreigners killed, abducted or missing in Hamas attack
Scores of foreigners were killed, wounded or taken hostage in Hamas’s attack on Israel last week, which left more than 1,300 dead in Israel.
Negrense caregiver confirmed as 3rd Philippines fatality
BACOLOD CITY, Philippines — Another Filipina – also a caregiver – has been confirmed to be among the casualties in attacks by the militant Hamas group in Israel, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) said yesterday.
PH 'working double time' to ensure safety of Filipinos in Israel
THE Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is working «double time» to ensure the safety of Filipinos caught in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas militants and their repatriation to the Philippines.
Marcos vows ‘utmost support’ to relatives of Pinoy fatalities
MANILA, Philippines — In what he described as his “most difficult phone call” as Chief Executive, President Marcos has assured families of Filipinos killed in attacks in Israel by Hamas militants of his “utmost support,” as different government agencies also expressed their sympathies and offered help.