Danish report sheds light on illegal South Korea adoptions
A new Danish report has claimed that adoptions of children from South Korea to Denmark in the 1970s and 1980s were “characterised by systematic illegal behaviour” in the Asian country.
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Bishop at home with Ginebra
Tony Bishop is back in the PBA, but now with Barangay Ginebra. He has the daunting task of taking the place of resident import Justin Brownlee, who has led the Gin Kings to so many titles and was also the MVP of the Asian Games gold medal squad of the Philippines.
Is Norway about to halt all overseas adoptions?
Denmark’s only overseas adoption agency has announced it’s “winding down” its facilitation of international adoptions after a government agency raised concerns over fabricated documents and procedures which obscured children's biological origins abroad.
Philippines' Oscars 2024 entry reportedly gets P1M gov't aid, but misses cut
MANILA, Philippines — Carl Joseph Papa’s "Iti Mapukpukaw" (The Missing) is the Philippines’entry to the 96th Academy Awards’ Best Film Category this year.
Philippines improves ranking in global passport index
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines slightly improved in the annual passport index released by London-based consultancy firm Henley & Partners.
14 nations warn Houthis vs Red Sea attacks
MANILA, Philippines — Fourteen nations led by the United States warned against further attacks in the Red Sea and called for the release of vessels and crews.
Nadal's comeback halted in epic encounter in Brisbane
BRISBANE, Australia -- Spanish great Rafael Nadal's comeback to tennis came to an end when he lost a 3hr 25min marathon quarter-final to Australian Jordan Thompson at the Brisbane International on Friday.
Fireworks, weapons light skies as world enters 2024
MANILA, Philippines — Fireworks illuminated skies over Paris, Rio and Sydney to celebrate the entry to 2024, while in Israel, Gaza and Ukraine, rockets and strikes marked the year’s earliest hours.