In a bold move, China issued a stern warning to nations aligning with the United States in trade policies that Beijing perceived as detrimental to its interests. This development comes amidst escalating tensions between the world’s two largest economies, as the US continues negotiating trade agreements to promote fair trade with China. The Chinese Ministry…
In a startling incident that raises questions about maritime security and immigration protocols, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) discovered 13 illegal Chinese nationals aboard a dredger in the waters off Bataan. The situation escalated when a uniform resembling that of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) was also found on the vessel, prompting further investigations into…
by Dave Thomas, Associate Editor Israel committed a wave of synchronized pager explosions in Lebanon that was “reckless” because the method did not account for potential civilian casualties, said Edward Snowden. At least ten people were killed, including a child, and some 2,800 injured across Lebanon when handheld pagers used by Hezbollah members simultaneously exploded on Tuesday. The pro-Palestinian…
By Luke Allen John F. Kennedy Jr. has officially dropped out of the presidential race, citing insurmountable obstacles put in place by the Democratic party to thwart his campaign. The scion of the legendary Kennedy family declared his intentions to run for the highest office earlier this year, sparking both excitement and controversy within political…
by Isabella Monroe Looking for something to do?? How about going to a festival? The Philippines is known for its vibrant and colorful festivals celebrated throughout the year. Here are some of the major yearly festivals: Sinulog Festival (January) – Held in Cebu City, this festival honors the Santo Niño (Child Jesus) with a grand…
