Philippines’ dive expo to return in February 2024
MANILA, Philippines — In a move to solidify its position as the Leading Dive Destination in Asia, Philippines is set to once again stage the Philippine Dive Expo in February next year.
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EDITORIAL - Mental health crisis
The pandemic lockdowns are over and full in-person classes resumed over a year ago. Prolonged forced confinement at home along with the loss of jobs and livelihoods amid COVID-19 restrictions swelled the ranks of people suffering from mental distress.
The end of panda diplomacy
After 23 years, the beloved giant pandas known as Mei Xiang and Tian Tian – along with their three-year-old cub named Xiao Qi Ji – have left the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington, DC and returned to China.
'NCR suffering from water scarcity'
THE National Capital Region (NCR) and its two neighboring regions of Central Luzon and Calabarzon are in «absolute clean water scarcity» by United Nations standards, an expert said Friday.
Pope Francis approves miracle of 'World Youth Day cardinal' paving the way for beatification
Pope Francis has approved a miracle attributed to the intercession of fellow Argentine, the Venerable Eduardo Franceso Cardinal Pironio, paving the way for the cardinal’s beatification, the last step before canonization.
Del Monte Kitchenomics Club: A source for everything that’s cookin!
MANILA, Philippines — Del Monte Kitchenomics, the renowned brand known for its commitment to inspiring culinary excellence, is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated launch of its all-new digital community, reimagined for the modern home cook.
Press Release - Robin: Return to Morality the Only Way for PH to Attain Peace
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Swiss museum shows controversial Nazi-era art collection
Zurich, Switzerland — A top Swiss museum has run into trouble showing an art collection acquired in questionable circumstances during World War II, with some saying its attempt to put it "in context" does not focus enough on the fate of the art's former Jewish owners.