China Displayed “Advancements” In War Games At Japan Sea

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China took advantage of a calm weekend to hold war games at Japan sea. China displayed its latest-generation frigate as its planes and ships held war games in the Sea of Japan over the weekend. The Chinese Defense Ministry said in a statement on its website late Saturday that the long-range exercises staged Friday pitted … Read more

Team USA Declared Champ In Rio Men’s Basketball

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Serbia bowed to an all-star USA team in the championship, 96-66. RIO DE JANEIRO – Team USA proves their greatness in the men’s basketball as they pounded on the Serbian team with a 30-point lead in the championship match in the 2016 Olympic games held at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Team USA waved their … Read more

Nurses Salary Increase Pushes by Alliance of Health Workers

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Nurses Salary Increase Pushes by Alliance of Health Workers Nurses and other health workers salary increase pushes by alliance of health workers over Department of Budget Management (DBM).  The urgent salary increase for all the health workers are presses towards by the Alliance of health workers. The National Orthropedic Hospital Workers Union- Alliance of Health … Read more

Why Is Leila So Afraid? Duterte Asks

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The president has secured record of Dayan’s phone calls and ATM transactions intercepted by an ally country. President Rodrigo Duterte cannot comprehend why Senator Leila De Lima is so afraid that her driver, Ronnie Dayan, would be used as a witness against her. Dayan was name-dropped by Duterte in his speech earlier to be De … Read more

Duterte: “Let us revisit the Napoles case”

The president said there are more lawmakers who are involved in the 2013 PDAF scam. President Rodrigo Duterte plans to reopen the Napoles issue or the multi-billion pesos pork barrel fund scam. In a press conference in Davao City on early Sunday morning, Duterte said, some lawmakers implicated in the 2013 pork barrel scam are … Read more

AFP Recalls Soldiers Following Ceasefire Declaration with CPP-NPA

Government troops returned to barracks after the ceasefire declaration Troops of the Philippine government were recalled from their combat operations, day after the ceasefire declaration of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army (CPP-NPA). This is confirmed by the official of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), a day before the communist and the … Read more

Today In History: Ninoy Aquino’s 33rd Anniversary

The Philippines is remembering the dubbed “greatest president they never had” on his 33rd death anniversary. The Filipino nation is remembering the 33rd death anniversary of the dubbed, “greatest president they never had”, Senator Benigno Simeon Aquino Jr, and to his friends, he was Ninoy. The husband of the late former President Corazon “Cory” Aquino … Read more

Alora Bows To Mexican Icon In Rio Women’s Taekwondo

The Olympic first-timer Alora bowed to veteran Espinoza of Mexico. The Philippines’ last woman standing in the Rio Olympics, Kirstie Elaine Alora, has fallen down to Mexican icon Maria del Rosario Espinoza in the Round of 16 of the women’s over-67 division of the Taekwondo event. The match ended with 4-1 in the score card, … Read more

North Korea: Diplomat Who Defected To the South Faces Raps

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Thae Yong Ho, former deputy ambassador of the North Korean embassy in London, is said to be a “criminal”. North Korean officials claim that Thae Yong Ho, former deputy ambassador of the North Korean embassy in London who defected to South Korea with his wife and children, has under investigation for “intentionally leaking secrets, embezzling … Read more

De Lima To Duterte: “I don’t want you to be embarrassed”

De Lima: “I’m willing to resign. I’m willing to be shot in front of the President if there is authentic evidence that is not fabricated.” A much fiercer Senator Leila de Lima appeared before the media on Saturday, August 20, to defend herself from the accusations of President Rodrigo Duterte. Amid De Lima’s calls for accountability … Read more