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Ferdinand Marcos Jr. · PhilippinesDespite an order from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to shut down all Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos), a Senate committee that focused national attention on this Chinese-dominated industry will continue its inquiry into the impact of the business on the nation, the panel’s head, Sen. Risa Hontiveros, said on Friday. “It’s not over yet,” Hontiveros […]...Keep on reading: Risa Hontiveros: No letup in Pogo probe amid shutdownsSee the Story
Risa Hontiveros: No letup in Pogo probe amid shutdowns
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Instagram · OiaOIA, Greece—One of the most enduring images of Greece’s summer travel brand is the world-famous sunset on Santorini Island, framed by sea-blue church domes on a jagged cliff high above a volcanic caldera. This scene has inspired millions of fridge magnets, posters and souvenirs—and now the queue to reach the viewing spot in the clifftop […]...Keep on reading: Greece’s ‘Instagram island’ nears saturation pointSee the Story
Greece’s ‘Instagram island’ nears saturation point
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Limay · LimayThe Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Friday has deployed floating barriers and dispersants to contain the little engine oil from the tanker that sank in the waters off Limay town in Bataan province early Thursday. Rear Adm. Armand Balilo, spokesperson for the the PCG, said there was no leak yet from the 1.4 million liters […]...Keep on reading: PCG: No cargo spill from sunken tankerSee the Story
PCG: No cargo spill from sunken tanker
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Ferdinand Marcos Jr. · PhilippinesFerdie (not his real name), an employee of a Philippine offshore gaming operator (Pogo), continues to work 12 hours a day, even after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s announcement on Monday banning the entire Pogo industry and giving it until the end of the year. Ferdie was at his desk that night when Mr. Marcos declared […]...Keep on reading: Pogo worker cites pros, cons and scams as part of the jobSee the Story
Pogo worker cites pros, cons and scams as part of the job
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United Nations · PhilippinesAbout 51 million Filipinos experienced moderate or severe “food insecurity’’ from 2021 to 2023, making the Philippine situation the worst in Southeast Asia, according to a United Nations study. The UN’s latest report on the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World showed that the country had the highest number of moderately or […]...Keep on reading: UN says 51 million Filipinos ‘food insecure’See the Story
UN says 51 million Filipinos ‘food insecure’
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Breast Cancer · PhilippinesSalvacion “Salve” Vidal has been through a lot recently. The 48-year-old resident of Calamba City, Laguna, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in June. But when interviewed by the Inquirer, Salve was upbeat and in good spirits, even laughing at times while recalling her experience since she felt a lump in her […]...Keep on reading: Breast cancer patient stays positive despite tough timesSee the Story
Breast cancer patient stays positive despite tough times
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Olympics · PhilippinesThe Philippines was the latest among five Southeast Asian (SEA) nations to win a gold medal in the Olympics. The country is hoping to become the third in that list to win a gold in the Summer Games following its breakthrough triumph when the 22-person delegation opens its bid in the Paris Olympiad. And fittingly, […]...Keep on reading: Carlos Yulo, EJ Obiena, boxers top hopes for Team PhilippinesSee the Story
Carlos Yulo, EJ Obiena, boxers top hopes for Team Philippines
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Olympics · PhilippinesKIGALI—”Bigger than basketball.” After qualifying for the Olympics for the first time, South Sudan’s basketball team is on a mission to make their troubled young country proud. The players come from the United States, Australia, Canada, some starting out life in refugee camps. They know little about their country, as their parents fled during the Sudan conflict of 1983 to 2005, one of the longest civil wars on record, that eventually paved the w…See the Story
From Manila to France, South Sudan eyes victory beyond basketball
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