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Marawi shields Christians in bold exodus
MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) – More than 160 civilians walked out of the besieged Philippines city of Marawi just after dawn on Saturday, deceiving Islamist fighters they encountered by hiding the identity of the many Christians among them. The audacious exodus came after text message warnings that a major assault by Philippines aircraft and… continue reading
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Majority of minorities in Norway support Labour
Norway’s general election is scheduled for September 11
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Danish PM Happy with Sweden’s removal of Border ID check
Sweden introduced border control in November 2015
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Clingy parents to blame for high rate of young adults living at home in Italy
The average Italian won’t leave home until age 30
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Is Austria set to change how women pee?
Women: why its a good idea to learn to pee standing
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Swedish CEOs see big potential in Iran
The Philippine government should also find ways to get into the market, hopefully not the labour sector though.
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Philippines will boom if you invest in this Sector
International economist says Philippines can be a $1 trillion economy if this sector improves by 2030.
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Don’t throw your expired food just Yet
EU considers removing ‘best by’ dates to curb food wastage further.
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Why you should always google the prescription given to you
Norwegian woman dies after given chemo meds by mistake
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Disturbing infertility find on pigs may apply to Men
Scientist finds cause of pig infertility in Spain; warns that the same risk could also apply to humans.
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Which country is the heaviest user of smartphones in Europe?
The most popular app they have in their smartphones is WhatsApp.
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Belgium soon to see a drop in drug prices
Patients will in the future have quicker access to innovative treatments
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Thousands rally in Finland after lawmaker’s racist remark
Police estimate that at least 15,000 people have gathered in central Helsinki
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Liberals propose end of dual citizenship ban in Norway
Dual citizenship in Norway may soon be allowed
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Free tattoos to fight Racism
A tattoo artist gives free tattoos – so long as its message of anti-racism and tolerance.
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Would Philippine Congress finally pass bill banning political dynasties?
President Aquino is hopeful Philippine Congress would pass bill putting an end to family dynasties
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Spain raises minimum age for marriage from 14 to 16
Spain also raised the minimum age for consent to sexual relations
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French court approves sweeping new surveillance powers
The French law also allows authorities to require Internet providers to track suspicious behaviour on the net
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Germans staying married longer, divorcing less
German marriages are lasting longer on average
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Magnitude 5.2 quake hits Northern Samar
Aftershocks expected
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Why was Chris Brown not allowed to leave Manila?
He was in the lookout bulletin order (LBO) of the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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Europe’s worst countries for tourist scams
This could help you decide your holiday destination
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Weeping Madonna attracted floods of pilgrims to Auditore, Italy
Statue’s tears were deer blood
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UK rail delays: Passengers to get compensation
Train operators said they wanted to give passengers “an even better deal”.
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Norway mass murderer admitted to Oslo University
Most of us would never understand why.
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Pope: eco crisis opportunity to teach young not to worship Money
Pope says young people today are at risk of discouragement
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Immigrants in Switzerland are well integrated, says OECD
Immigrants moving to Switzerland integrate quite easily, especially into the job market
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Shortage of sperm and egg cell donors in Belgium
Belgium doesnt allow advertising
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Free WiFi in QC and Manila now a Possibility?
Read on and check out the prospects of visiting manila and connecting into the internet seamlessly.
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A grand Swedish house for sale for just one krona
What’s the catch?
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French woman fined €90 for driving in flip flops
She complained the fine was worth the same as a pair of shoes.
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Bakery set to be world’s first to deliver by drone
A Spanish bakery to become the first in the world to deliver its bread by a fleet of drones.
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Nation of optimists: 8 in 10 Spaniards are happy
Despite the heatwave gripping Spain and fears about Grexit, Spaniards are overwhelmingly happy,
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In Switzerland, drones will now deliver your post
Swiss Post says drones, capable of transporting one-kilogram loads
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EU to abolish mobile roaming rates in 2017
Remember it is within the EU not outside as some have reported wrongly.
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Eurozone inflation slows to 0.2 percent, unemployment stable
Eurozone inflation slows to 0.2 percent, unemployment stable
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How is Philippine and Spanish relations Doing?
13th Philippine-Spanish Friendship Day celebrated
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World’s first ‘resort airport’ is in the Philippines
President leads the groundbreaking ceremony of the first “resort airport” in the world
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What the Philippines could do to weather the Greek Crisis
The possible effects of the crisis on the Philippines
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New Palawan international airport soon to Open
The new airport is projected to boost tourism in the province
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Which EU nation is least connected to the Internet?
The 2014 Digital Scoreboard reveals this nation’s contrasting Internet habits.
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Do you know what language Jesus Spoke?
Could Jesus have spoken several languages?
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Jeepney inspired Popemobile for Manila Visit
Pope Francis request design to remain simple
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Philippines tweets with the world the hastag JeSuisCharlie
The Philippines twitter world also joined the world in tweeting the hashtag #JeSuisCharlie as seen on this interactive map.
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No big beauty titles in 2014
In 2013, the Philippines had a bountiful harvest of beauty titles, 2014 however ended with many of our beauties settling as runner ups.
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Philippine journalists: ‘No mode of expression deserves death’
Philippine journalists join the world in condemning the massacre of journalists in Paris
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Why is there an increasing number of transgender in Belgium?
2014 saw a significant increase in the number of persons wanting to have sex change.
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MMDA to use adult diapers to enforce Traffic
In an unprecedented move Metropolitan Manila Development Authority(MMDA) traffic enforcers would be wearing adult diapers to make sure traffic is enforced
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Belgian prisoner granted Euthanasia
His request for euthanasia will be granted and executed on Sunday, January 11
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Pope Francis’ Manila visit a big security challenge to the AFP
Up to 17,000 soldiers and reservists will secure the Pope from January 15 to 19
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Naia problems costs more than what you should Pay
Passengers take the toll from officials’ lack of initiative to improve Naia services.
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Where is it cheapest to eat out in the EU?
Compare price rates from food to gadgets and other personal buys in these EU countries.
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Ladies, you may want to grab this new Bra
Keeping your breasts moisturised is no longer a hassle thanks to Spanish inventors.
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Foldable cars coming soon
Austrian student develops folding car, looks for sponsors to make it a reality.
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Cybercrime costs Netherlands €8bn a year
High-tech Dutch companies most targeted by cybercrime.
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At last, an all-women garage opens in Paris
Always being short-changed by male mechanics? A trip to ‘Only Girls’ might be better for you.
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Which EU countries have the highest Taxes?
Survey by Eurostat reveals the countries where people pay the most taxes.
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Homework to be a thing of the past in this Swedish City
Your kids would love to live in this city if a call to ban homework is passed.
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Driving Swiss-registered car? Be warned before crossing Borders
Pensioner on a holiday in Switzerland learned a very expensive lesson on a little-known law.
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Would you lend your home to the Poor?
Norwegian turns celebrity after giving holiday freebies to poor family, including her home.
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Jose Rizal should not promote Liquors
Philippine liquor-maker plans to use heroes’ names in their products.
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13.6M Filipinos in danger of sea level Rise
Senator Loren Legarda says Filipinos living in coastal areas must be relocated before 2050.
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Why you should invest in Philippine gold Industry
Facts show why the jewellery industry in the Philippines is a lucrative investment option.
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More Filipino youth motivated to save Money. Why?
Social media analysis shows that young Filipinos are talking about investing in stocks and banking.
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Why is the United Kingdom a united kingdom?
Know the relationship of Scotland, Wales and Ireland to England
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What you need to know about the Scottish independence Vote
Primer on the Scottish independence referendum
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All year round public sauna experience in Finland
Public saunas a must when visiting Finland. Cruise ship passengers and other tourists are the targeted clientele.
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Would you eat an energy bar made from Insects?
Blurb: After dried fish comes insect in the Icelandic diet.
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Where did these computer symbols come From?
Discover the interesting origins of the symbols we use in our computers and the Internet.
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France to become more expensive to visit
Tourists visiting France may have to pay additional €10 per night in a hotel if proposed bill gets approved.
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Naia terminal fee plan hits a Snag
Integration of Naia terminal fee to tickets protested by airlines who want more time to fine tune the policy.
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PDAF scam update: Revilla, Napoles Arraigned
Here’s a rundown of what happened in the pork barrel scam proceedings this week.
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554.4 M Philippine tourism fund to lure 10m Tourists
Expect more campaigns that promote Philippine destinations as gov’t targets 10 million tourists by 2016.
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French police say no to Hidden Cash
Planned Paris hunt for free hidden money causes fear among French cops.
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How to steal ipad passcode?
The many ways your iPad passcode can be stolen.
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Foreign nurses overworked, underpaid in Germany
German news site exposes abusive practice among private nursing companies and expat workers.
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Time has come for lower taxes in Spain
Spanish government unveils new lower tax rates for the next two years.
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Will Senator Jinggoy Estrada be acquitted Again?
Senator Jinggoy Estrada faces second jail time in 13 years.
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Slower business feared in Switzerland because of immigration Quota
Fewer skilled immigrant workers could mean slow business in Switzerland.
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Nora Aunor snubbed by Pnoy in National Artist Award
Fans and culture bodies wonder why Nora Aunor was overlooked at the list of new National Artists.
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Spain’s royal privilege: king can’t be Divorced
Royal couple once hit a marriage crisis. The difference now is that Queen Letizia can’t divorce King Felipe.
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Senator Revilla faces jail time Today
PDAF scam suspect Senator Bong Revilla surrenders to the Sandiganbayan.
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French told to be nicer to Tourists
Government says more hospitable France may lead to happier tourists.
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Italian envoy asks bail on child abuse Charges
Italian ambassador detained in Laguna said he was deprived of due process.
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High hopes for Spain’s new King
Felipe VI carries the burden of Spain’s crisis on his shoulders. Here’s what Spaniards expect.
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UK firms want PH to change law on business Ownership
British energy firms to invest in the Philippines once 60-40 rule on ownership is changed.
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Philippines leads call to restart South China Sea Dialogue
Philippines wants all activities in South China Sea frozen to stop tension.
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First Cybercrime Law arrest made in Las Piñas City
Fraudster tried to withdraw Php1.4m in fake remittances from Philippine National Bank.
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How do you free a kid stuck in a washing Machine?
Swedish firefighters used this common household item to rescue a boy stuck in a washing machine.
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Pope Francis not afraid of Guns
Mafia traitor coaxes danger after saying he wants to talk to pope about Vatican secrets.
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NAIA set to make our summer holiday more Breezy
Philippine aviation authorities plan safety measures versus bad weather.
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Football fever hits Germans
How are Germans dealing with the pressure of the World Cup? See how the team and fans are doing.
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Do you agree with Pnoy’s real Justice?
Aquino talks about what real justice means in his Independence Day speech.
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Where to watch the World Cup in UK, Germany
Watch your favourite national team with other passionate fans in these viewing venues.
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Starbucks presents wireless charger
Starbucks plans EU trials of wireless charging mats for phones and tablets.
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Inhumane anti-homeless spikes in London creates Uproar
London’s anti-homeless nails that triggered outrage isn’t a monopoly of the Brits as Twitter users reveal.
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More jobs for Immigrants, vows the Swedish gov’t
Alliance of leading parties in Sweden promises to boost jobs for immigrants if they get re-elected in the September elections.
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Parents of obese, drunk kids to be Punished
In some EU countries, parents of children who are obese or drunk are deemed cruel and neglectful, therefore to be punished.
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No more queuing for Naia terminal Fee
Naia terminal fee to be combined with airline tickets starting October 2014.
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Cab drivers protesting all over EU against Uber
Cab drivers across four major EU cities staged a massive protest against American-made taxi app Uber.
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Train strike might derail your holiday in Sweden
Swedish railway union threatens extended strike until Midsummer’s Eve on 20 June.
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EU wants Philippines to deal with illegal fishing
EU says it will stop importing fish from the Philippines if illegal fishing continues.
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DOJ Secretary De Lima determined to find truth in PDAF Scam
Anti-corruption group believes there are ‘spin doctors’ that are deliberately muddling PDAF inquiry.
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Paris footbridge collapses due to ‘love Locks’
Too much love can cause destruction, as tourist destination Pont des Arts in Paris shows.
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Can’t enter nightclubs in Spain? Maybe they’re Racist
Nightclubs in five Spanish cities checked to see if they’re racist.
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Pope grips world with peace invitation for warring Nations
: Leaders of warring Middle East nations Israel and Palestine get surprise invitation from Pope Francis.
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United Asean may stop Chinese Spratly Bullying
Asean countries display camaraderie amid tensions with China in the West Philippine Sea.
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Reasons why air pollution should worry You
British researchers find links between heart and lung complications and air pollution.
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NGOs beat gov’t in rebuilding Tacloban Schools
Tacloban principal reveals public school got more help from NGOs than gov’t.
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Sister Cristina wins The Voice of Italy
Sister Cristina wows millions of Italian followers in singing contest.
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Cops vow to make your trip to Paris Safer
Paris police ramps up efforts to fight organised crime that target tourists.
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Love fun runs? Join Sweden as it goes Underground
2.5 kilometre underground track opens to first 400 runners in Stockholm’s Sicklaloppet.
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Spanish protest party ‘Podemos’ in for monarchy abolishment
EU parliament party Podemos joins referendum protests as tensions increase in Spain.
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Amid Spain’s crisis, children most at Risk
Children all over Spain bear the brunt of poverty.
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One house of prayer to unite 3 religions in Berlin
Crowd-funded project to build a sanctuary for Jews, Christians and Muslims
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A friend calls Merkel in ‘Who wants to be a Millionaire’
Why was the friend calling Chancellor Merkel?
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Napoles wants mercy, to return Php200m pork Money
Janet Lim-Napoles’ lawyers said she’s willing to return her cut from the total Php2b pork barrel fund transactions.
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Which EU country has the smallest gap between rich and poor?
This EU country could set an example in terms of economic equality.
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Visit Prague and get a degree in Master of Corruption Administration
Shady infrastructure and the homes of corrupt officials are the highlights of a tour in Czech Republic.
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Manila to host Asia-Europe summit on disaster Management
Stakeholders from 36 Asian and European countries to talk about better global disaster management on 4–6 June.
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For protesters King Juan Carlos’s abdication not enough
Debate on the future of the monarchy sparks amid news of King Juan Carlos abdication.
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UK threatens to leave if wrong EU leader is Chosen
British prime minister doesn’t support pro-EU Jean-Claude Juncker as the next EU Commissioner.
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Homeless becomes iTunes #1 star in Sweden
Soon to go on a Scandinavian tour, street performer Doug Seegers proves that dreams do come true.
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Conchita Wurst draws many to look-alike Saint Wilgefortis
Thanks to Conchita Wurst the obscure saint becomes a tourist attraction in Austria
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Spain investing €6.3b to boost the economy
New stimulus package to jumpstart the job marked to be unveiled next week in Spain.
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French town wants their Big Macs right Now
Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise townspeople march on the streets to demand opening of McDonald’s.
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Napoles’ VIP days at hospital ends
Janet Lim-Napoles is now back in jail after court orders hospital discharge.
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Your city is making you Obese
British health group reveals how the environment encourages people to live unhealthy lifestyles.
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Is your city hooked to a specific Drug
Scientists get down and dirty to measure the use of cannabis, cocaine, meth and ecstasy in EU.
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Hate text spammers? Globe to stamp them Out
Globe boosts protection of its subscribers by barring annoying spam texters.
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Is racial prejudice on the rise in Britain?
Survey in Britain sparks debate on how to measure racism.
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Anti-EU movement gets a push after Election
More EU leaders voice support for anti-EU integration.
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Should we be concerned with the EU Election Results?
Although mainstream parties remain in control, gains by Euroskeptics and anti-immigrants in last week’s elections have raised fears of increasing isolationism
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The new Billy Holiday is an 8yr old Norwegian girl
The 8 year old Norwegian girl, Angelina Jordan, won the 2014 Norway’s Got Talent. Listen to her voice and be ready to be blown away!
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You’ll be a pensioner at 63 in Germany
Germany’s government lowers the legal retirement age.
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London welcomes Filipino cast of Miss Saigon
British celebrities grace the revival of Miss Saigon at the Prince Edward Theatre in West End.
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Manila’s upcoming ‘Dreamplay’ to compete with Disneyland
American animation firm that made ‘Shrek’ to build a theme park in City of Dreams Manila.
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What is the punishment for abusing German social benefits?
Migrants who abuse Germany’s benefit system are warned of severe punishment if caught.
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Baby brains taken without telling Parents
Norwegian newspaper exposes forensic scientists’ shocking secret.
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Philippine rapid growth talk of WEF
Thursday’s World Economic Forum has got world leaders captivated by Philippine economic resilience.
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Don’t be surprised by hail storms in Summer
Residents of Rizal province stunned by hail storm amid more than 35 degree summer day.
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Be on the Know: EU Issues affecting You
Who you’re going to vote this 22-25 May will be deciding on these key issues in the EU.
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Better rice seen to solve food crisis in Disasters
Filipino and Japanese scientists work together to create 200 improved rice varieties by 2015.
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Tell your family to get PhilHealth Coverage
Senator pushes for more benefits to those who are covered by PhilHealth.
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French parents can still spank kids at Home
French lawmakers still undecided whether or not to fully ban spanking of children by parents.
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Teachers have fun while demanding for wage Hike
Filipino teachers use fiesta games to protest government disregard of better wages.
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Help hard-up French churches by adopting a Priest
Churches in Normandy lend out their priests to boost funds.
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School finals brings anxiety to pupils, teachers Alike
The different ways British schools are coping up with student stress during finals season.
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Jam-packed Naia gets a 5th Terminal
Transportation department said it will pursue building of a new Naia terminal.
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Why you must vote in the 2014 EU Parliamentary
Reasons why it’s dangerous to take the coming EU Parliamentary election for granted.
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Can the tuition fee hike still be stopped?
Parents working abroad, brace yourselves for another round of tuition fee hike. More than 1,000 elementary and secondary private schools are set to increase their tuition fees this coming 2014–2015 school year, said the Department of Education (DepEd). Parents who have kids in college are also not exempt as the Commission on Higher Education… continue reading
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Drivers be warned: You cannot drink and drive Anymore
Philippine traffic enforcers can now implement the anti-drunk driving law to erring drivers.
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No need for Brussels cyclists to stop at red Light
More intersections in Brussels-Capital Region now allow cyclists to run through a red light.
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Single ladies may get IVF soon in Sweden
Swedish government considers giving single, capable women a chance to be mothers.
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France’s poorest exempted from income Tax
1.8 million households in France won’t have to pay their income tax for the year 2013 this September.
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Scarlett Johansson angry over look-alike in a Book
Hollywood A-lister Scarlett Johansson brings beloved French author to court for stealing her image.
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As FOI bill lags, another transparency bill Advances
Bill that forces all gov’t financial transactions to be published is a step closer to becoming law.
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Shocking discovery: Dead people’s passports reused by the Living
German funeral home found selling documents of the dead to human traffickers.
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Going out of the country? Get anti-polio vaccine First
World Health Organisation releases international poliovirus alert.
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Why is Air France putting a bug on your Luggage
High tech tracker to make sure passengers will not lose their bags after flight.
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EU to bring more investors to the Philippines
EU to bring more foreign direct investors to the Philippines in the next 5 years.
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Warning: Strike coming soon to Norwegian Air
Norwegian Air pilots to support cabin staff as they stage strike on 18 May.
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Are higher fines the solution to illegally parked Bikes?
Amsterdam City Council plans to raise fees to offset losses in bike service.
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Santiago undaunted but furious to be in the List
Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago not afraid of those who dragged her name into Napoles and Luy lists.
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Conchita Wurst: a victory for pro-gays in Europe
Eurovision 2014 champ Conchita Wurst rallying Europe to be more tolerant of gays.
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Denials fly as names in ‘Napoles list’ go Public
Lawmakers pinpointed in Napoles’ list defend themselves against plunder accusation.
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Sweden: the most expat-tolerant EU Country
As Sweden sees the benefits of having migrants, Switzerland falters.
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Feeling lost in Brussels?
Expats can now address all their questions about Brussels, Belgium in a one-stop shop help desk.
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Why were there fewer foreign investments in February
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas shows disappointing figures in foreign direct investments in the country.
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Warning: don’t believe everything your doctor Says
Do you usually believe what your doctor tells you? A Portuguese study gives us reason to doubt.
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Violence and sex: Denmark’s plan to boost Voters
Shocking tactics used to entice more youth to the polls in the upcoming EU Parliament Elections.
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3 Napoles lists say different Things
As Napoles list from Lacson goes public, confusion and doubt spread.
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Nora Aunor statue kicks off Philippine film Tourism
Iloilo erects tribute to Nora’s film ‘Himala.’
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Can Manila be restored to its former Glory?
Pinoy pride to get much-needed boost if revival of Philippines’ capital city becomes successful.
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Napoles list: a matter of national Security
Revealing contents of Napoles’ pork barrel list may lead to negative effects.
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Eurovision 2014: Highlights of Final Night
Winners and losers in the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest — and how viewers reacted.
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Eurovision 2014: Who’s your best Bet?
Take a look at Eurovision 2014 predictions and the most memorable entries before the grand finals on 10 May.
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Why is Norway giving UK 16 tonnes of Fish?
Norway plans to give away 16 tonnes of fish for British fish and chip shops to commemorate 17 May.
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Smog, traffic-free Madrid no longer just a Dream
Spanish City Hall comes up with a plan to make Madrid more pedestrian-friendly.
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Swiss restaurant wants no leftovers on your Plate
Anti-food waste scheme that works in Philippine buffets adopted by a restaurant in Ticino.
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Love downloading music? Think Again!
British internet providers soon to send out warning letters to clients who repeatedly download music illegally.
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French court: Online dating basis for divorce
French court rules that using dating sites while married is against the law on mutual respect.
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1st Pinoy-made sports car proudly makes Debut
Engineering student and architect join forces to create this powerful sports coupe.
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World Bank study lauds Pinoy labour Force
Study shows that Filipino workers excel if only government knows how to use their potentials.
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In Rome, exorcism class opens for All
You can now study how to banish the devil in Rome and Bologna. Priests and housewives among the early students.
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To reclaim trust, solons must pass anti-dynasty Bill
Philippine lawmakers dared to pass bill to redeem their reputation to the public.
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Outdoor drinking to be banned in Belgium?
Brussels officials impose fine on those caught drinking after 5pm every Wednesday.
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Pinoy teachers: it’s about time for salary Hike
Teachers demand Php10,000 increase in their wages as fulfillment of 20-year-old education report.
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Change of summer holiday scheme in UK
Would a possible change in the school summer holidays in UK affect your family trip to the Philippines?
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In Denmark, 1 in 9 has immigrant Roots
: Danish statistics agency predicts that number of ethnic Danes will fall as number of immigrants rise.
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Pinoy seafarers successfully satisfy EU Requisite
Seafarer education now meets international standards. But authorities still need to show consistency in implementing law.
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Think twice before adding friends Online
Philippine police said criminals are using social media to lure foreigners into cybersex extortion scam.
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Music lovers can’t wait to ride this cab in Rome
You might also want to ride this taxi in Rome after you discover the driver’s unique way of combating road rage.
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Keep your shirt on in Mallorca or get Fined
Officials plan to ban shirtless and bikini-clad tourists into this Spanish city centre.
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E-banks to help remittances reach more Filipinos
Bangko Sentral says many Filipinos still don’t have access to banks, a problem to those who depend on remittances.
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Will raising politician’s salary really curb Corruption?
Senator Trillanes sees increase in government workers’ salary as an effective anti-corruption measure.
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Consumers warned about Ikea children’s lamp
Ikea recalls one children’s wall lamp after receiving strangulation reports.
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Facebook forcing Norwegians to dive into icy Waters
Why are Norwegians jumping one after the other into the freezing sea? Discover all about the crazy trend.
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Pope directs Labour Day sermon to Politicians
Pope Francis urges politicians around the world to protect the dignity of workers.
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Yes, there are Swedish beggars in Spain
Media stumbles upon homeless Swedes, breaking the image of a wealthy nation.
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Good deed leads man to pay fine in Spain
Instead of being a hero, man in Valencia faced with a fine for helping injured biker.
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Baby ‘Josephs’ to get free baptism in Tondo
Manila church celebrates feast of St Joseph the Worker today.
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All systems go for implementing RH Law
Health department ready to implement law as period for re-assessment ends.
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Leadership and Entrepreneurship Training in Milan
Phl Consulate General in Milan Attends Graduation Ceremony of Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship Training Program in Turin
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To Obama, it’s more fun in the Philippines
Amid the seriousness of the latest US-PH talks, Obama left with smiles thanks to the Filipino brand of hospitality.
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To see Sicily’s Christ, get ready to Dive
Don’t miss out on a spiritual encounter in the depths of the sea if you’re visiting Palermo
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Want a used car? Try Germany or Belgium
Holland’s drive for energy-efficiency is pushing the Dutch to buy across the border.
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How Spanish football star tells racists to eat their heart Out
Racism can shame people, but not if you know how to fight back as Spain footballer Dani Alves showed.
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Pasig ferry: see Manila in a new Perspective
Go around Metro Manila via the Pasig ferry
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Did Obama say what we wanted him to Say?
President Obama’s evasive answers reveal America’s stand on Philippine and China’s territorial dispute.
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Curious dog unintentionally saves life in Vienna
One dog walker in Austria was expecting a normal day until her pet discovers something shocking under a bush.
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Can social media warn us of brownout? It’s Possible
Twitter-loving Filipinos could follow Britain’s lead on power outage alert system.
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Twin sainthood prompts steadfast devotion from Catholics
Canonisation of popes John Paul II and John XXIII has got Catholics showing their devotion to the extreme.
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PH embassy holds back to back Forum
PH Embassy in Rome hold health and investment Forum
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Beware of the confusing look of the new peso Bills
Be wary of the close resemblance of the 1,000 and 100 peso bills
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Was Napoles just a student in the PDAF Scam?
Napoles claims to have been mentored by gov’t officials. Does this qualify her as state witness?
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Dunkin Donuts Coming to Belgium and Denmark
Quenching a little of our nostalgia back home, Dunkin Donuts would soon be available in Belgium and Denmark
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Using your staff to model, is it ok?
Swedish lingerie company use their staff in the ads and other promotional campaigns
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Peek into the flaws of Popes to be Canonized
Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II may be soon canonized as saints but they too have their human sides.
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Do you think Napoles should become a state Witness?
Janet Lim Napoles’s request to apply as state witness draws several opposing opinions. What is yours?
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Know why “It’s No Fun in Pag-asa” Island
Do your share to keep all our islands intact.
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Spooky Italian island of Poveglia for Sale
If you are looking for a property with soul and more, Poveglia is on the market.
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Amsterdam aiming to control influx of Tourists
Amsterdam weighs pros and cons of tourism
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Transgender father should be a Mother
If you give birth you should call yourself a mother even if you are a man, says German court.
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Obama Ph visit: Should China be worried?
The Agenda of Obama’s Philippine visit offers mutual benefits for the two countries
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Etihad yet to find the missing Passengers
Etihad Passengers of flight EY0424 traced and tested for MERS CoV
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Gigi Reyes: State Witness Prospect
Senator Enrile’s former chief of staff, Gigi Reyes, is back in the Philippines
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Binay and Estrada deny knowing reckless Driver
Reckless driver tried to race the Presidential convoy.
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The Hague mayor says he’ll act on locals who bully immigrants
Concern grows as neighbourhood in Netherlands’ city The Hague is mired with racist violence.
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Most French parents do not think education is a big deal
Global survey says the French are the least worried about the education of their kids.
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Belgium government says sorry for wrong cancer Letter
700 Belgians receive colon cancer warning by mistake.
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Harder test for foreign doctors to work in Britain
UK wants tougher tests to make sure the foreign doctors are as skilled as British doctors.
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Celebrating Easter the Greek Way
8 Greek food that celebrate the breaking of Easter fasting.
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Why was Danish filmmaker crucified in Pampanga?
Danish, Lasse Spang Olsen was crucified in Pampanga, Philippines, during the Holy Week.
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Public strikes back at Aquino after being told to sacrifice more
President Aquino told to lead the way after he asks public to follow Christ’s example.
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Looking for a prostitute in Germany? There’s an app for That
Berlin entrepreneurs create dating app for prostitutes as Germany mulls stricter laws.
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Henares counterpunches Cayetano over Pacquiao Bashing
Tax chief defends her behaviour toward Manny Pacquiao and his tax obligations.
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Austrian abbey welcomes ladies seeking a quiet Life
Curious about the abbey life? Young women can now experience what that feels like in Austria.
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Does your doctor do the same as the doctors in Switzerland?
Survey reveals that most doctors in Switzerland do not follow the 50-hour work week rule.
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Philippine Consulate General in Milan Conducts Open Forum with Filipino Community Leaders
The Philippine Consulate General in Milan, conducted an open forum with Filipino community leaders on the problems of Filipinos in Italy.
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Cayetano: Henares should be scolded for hounding Pacquiao
Senator Cayetano says Tax chief’s behaviour after Pacquiao-Bradley fight was not the Filipino way.
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QC cops told to carry cross for being Late
Quezon City police authority get creative for Holy Week.
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Secretary Jimenez Leads Philippine Tourism Efforts in Spain
Department of Tourism (DOT) Secretary Ramon R. Jimenez Jr. was in Madrid, Spain from March 12 to 15 to lead efforts in encouraging Spanish investments in the Philippine tourism sector and in promoting the country as a destination for Spanish tourists.
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Yolanda survivors get paid for rebuilding their own Hometown
Social Welfare department’s cash aid programme helps Yolanda survivors help themselves.
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New visa rules for travelling to and out of PH
7 more countries to visit PH and one country for Filipinos to visit visa free
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Decorate your coffin before you die – Trending in Norway
NRK to get celebrities to plan their own funerals in new ‘feel good’ programme.
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1936, the code to hack the German slot Machines
Hundreds of casinos are seeking damages after thieves took advantage of defective machines.
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L’utilisation of too many English words est une insulte in France
TV and radio authority set to adjust language rules to fit the times.
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Will glow-in-the-dark roads soon replace Streetlights?
Netherlands engineering firm experiments with glow-in-the-dark to create interactive roads.
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Sweden invention may mean no more credit Cards
One Swedish engineer might just have opened the door to the future of cashless buying.
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IVF mixup, Italian woman pregnant with wrong Twins
Italian Health ministry closes fertilization clinic as it investigates baby mix-up issue.
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Henares waiting to KO Pacquiao to the dismay of his Fans
With the endless cases of corruption cases uncovered, it is difficult for the BIR to get sympathy vs Manny who brings pride to the Filipinos.
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Pope’s Palm Sunday Mass ends with selfie Parade
Pope Francis junks prepared homily for an impromptu Palm Sunday speech.
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Why 500 students are not going on summer holiday in Sarangani
High school pupils showcase bayanihan spirit as they plan to save Sarangani province.
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What can DOT learn from the latest trend in religious Tourism
Survey shows more and more people travel for religious experience.Can the Philippines be a serious player in religious tourism?
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Do not copy these Swedish Students
Three Swedish students thought they found a smart way to earn extra money
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French organic winemaker hero of the Day
Green groups in France show overwhelming support to one organic winemaker in his fight against pesticide.
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Is religion stopping Manny Pacquiao from knocking out Opponents?
With religion getting in his way, here’s what boxing experts have to say on the Pacquiao-Bradley 2 results.
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Is this going to be the most iconic building in Northern Europe?
Danes excited to see new iconic towers in Copenhagen Harbour.
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H&M recycles second hand Clothes
Swedish clothing firm reviews its e-friendly initiatives in its latest sustainability report.
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PHL Embassy in Rome Conducts First Outreach Mission to Malta
08 April 2014- With the recent addition of the Republic of Malta as one of the countries under the jurisdiction of the Philippine Embassy in Rome, the Embassy conducted its first-ever outreach mission to Malta from March 21 to 2. The mission was organized in cooperation and in close coordination with Mr. Kevin Attard, the… continue reading
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BSP to public: hand over your old, dirty peso Bills
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas issues new rule on replacing mutilated bills and coins.
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Latest aviation devt, one more reason to be Proud
FAA upgrade and lift of Cebu Pacific EU ban proves Philippine aviation is ready to fulfill international travel safety demands.
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With Rome bankrupt, sainthood of popes in Peril
Italian government to decide whether or not to loan money for Rome ahead of pope’s canonisation this April.
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Would there be zero tariff of PH goods in EU Soon?
Four products proudly made in the Philippines seen to boost exports sector.
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Secret cameras catch bullies in action, enrages Dutch Schools
School threatens to sue reality TV show for rigging their students with hidden cameras.
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Brit who abused Filipino minors will not escape Law
British Embassy in Manila vows to take action versus sex offenders.
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Do you own a Toyota? See if yours is among the latest to be Recalled
Toyota announces five vehicle recalls in one day.
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Will six-hour workdays work? Sweden to test Results
Swedish workers to test if working for only 6 hours a day will boost efficiency.
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RH Law: what’s next for pro and anti Factions?
Supporter Senator Santiago says she welcomes any motion for reconsideration for several rejected parts.
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DFA opens passport fast lane for more Minors
Children aged 7 and below now eligible for Department of Foreign Affairs’ courtesy lane service.
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In upcoming Spanish law, you can’t use the Internet without an ID
Latest version of Spain’s anti-terrorism bill may once again be blocked in parliament.
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Estrada and Revilla insist plunder charges are ‘mere Speculation’
Senators charged with kickbacks from PDAF file appeals versus Ombudsman.
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Can Italian envoy escape punishment vs child Abuse?
Italian ambassador faces child trafficking charges after his arrest in Laguna.
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Why do inflight meals taste bad? It’s actually your Fault
Study reveals a shocking truth behind tasteless airline food.
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In Italy, clean criminal record now a must for Babysitters
Group warns new Italian child care requirement may overburden parents.
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What’s the best way to talk about HIV to tech-savvy Filipinos?
Health group brings HIV awareness closer to the public.
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Is it possible to fly out of the country without Naia?
Government plans to replace Naia for bigger airport.
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Yolanda survivors to revive business through trade Fair
Enjoy the best products from the Visayas region from 2 to 6 April in SM Megamall.
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Copenhagen cops firm on cannabis bust despite smarter Foes
Criminals now using more sophisticated devices to ward off police.
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IMF says Italy could still do more for its Women
International Monetary Fund notes that Italian women are lagging behind their neighbours in terms of jobs.
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You won’t believe what this man in Spain did before heading to Work
You won’t believe what this man in Spain did before heading to Work
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In crisis-torn Greece, gov’t corruption is surprisingly Falling
Study reveals why there are fewer instances of corruption during the crisis.
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Spanish party’s soup kitchen slammed for racial Hate
Far-right party opens ‘Spanish-only’ food bank in immigrant-populated neighbourhood.
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EU’s new satellite gives public power over climate Change
EU launches first hi-tech satellite in a billion-euro project that will help disaster operations.
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Cash-strapped Italian lords give tourists a taste of Luxury
Italy’s aristocrats open their historic homes to public in a bid to preserve heritage.
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Spread of fake peso bills prompts police to greater Action
Philippine National Police gives tips on how to spot counterfeit bills.
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Will ‘tamer’ anti-dynasty bill lead to swifter passage in Congress?
Lawmaker wants to build consensus before bill debates resume in May.
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There’s more to Belgian sweets than we Think
Expatriate site reveals Belgium’s secret treats.
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Airbus’ plan to add more seats too close for comfort?
Economical factors catches up with French airplane manufacturer.
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Lufthansa pilot’s three-day strike mars flights in Germany
Why are Lufthansa pilots unhappy?
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Gov’t fight to guard women’s rights not yet Over
DILG sets nationwide training programmes to better implement Magna Carta for Women.
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Who pays when a government official visits a foreign Country?
Find out the rules of hospitality in the state level.
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Immigration office updates rules for ACR I-Card
Bureau of Immigration announces new travel rules for foreign nationals applying for Alien Certificate Registration.
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Past popes’ voices to be heard once Again
Vatican to open to the public 8,000 recordings of historic papal speeches.
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Watching your diet? Stay away from diet Soda
Study tells us why older women should drink less diet soda.
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All systems go for new Bicol airport and LRT extension Projects
Budget department authorises construction of vital infrastructure around the country.
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Hunt for car thief abruptly ends across the border after shocking Find
One man almost escapes the law until he was hit by his conscience.
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Philippines get America’s support vs. Chinese provocation in Spratlys
US said the Philippines has the right to resupply its troops in Ayungin Shoal.
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Cable cars for farmers: the modern way of delivering Goods
It is now cheaper to deliver agricultural products in some Philippine provinces, says Agri department.
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Surprising results of French local Elections
Marine Le Pen’s far-right party makes historic wins. Anne Hidalgo becomes Paris’ first female mayor.
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Germany to loosen dual citizenship Laws
German-born children of immigrants can soon wield two passports. But some migrant groups are still unhappy with the decision.
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How do Filipinos use their cash? Central bank proud to share Answer
Find out if Filipinos have improved in terms of spending.
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Comelec gears up ahead of the 2016 Elections
Top election body to shop for options in election technology.
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Brussels to be e-friendly thru new electricity tariff by 2018
Energy users will be encouraged to conserve electricity in this progressive scheme.
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DFA to passport applicants: observe temporary release Dates
E-Passport system maintenance to delay passport release.
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Do you text a lot? Be careful, you might get ‘WhatsAppitis’
Spanish doctor diagnoses the world’s first case of too much texting.
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Two men get away with bottom-grabbing in Sweden
Women fined for slapping bum pinchers too hard.
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In London, stealing bank info is as easy as Window-shopping
British news group says criminals can get client information by simply watching employees through windows.
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Germany to EU migrants: be hired or be Deported
Government panel wants to limit residency of EU jobseekers to three months.
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EU official crushes German airport’s WiFi Fee
No more WiFi charges as passengers of Düsseldorf Airport can start enjoying free Internet next month.
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Will French language dominate the World?
Here’s a piece of good news for the French who love their language.
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Middle-aged lady single-handedly beats two male robbers in Austria
Cuffed intruder asks forgiveness from tough woman.
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Rival politicians agree vs. BIR on bank Secrecy
Philippine lawmakers hesitant to lift Bank Secrecy Law.
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Not all educators happy with university calendar Shift
Philippines’ highest administrative body on tertiary education says no to August start of classes.
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Bangsamoro pact, getting there but still steps away from Goal
Final peace agreement that will create Bangsamoro autonomous region to be signed tomorrow.
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DTI programmes to boast world-class local Products
Trade department gives small businesses the chance to shine in export sector.
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Facebook to face French law for selling out Users
Consumer rights group wants Twitter, Facebook and Google to respect user’s privacy.
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Funeral of Spain’s most beloved PM draws 30,000 to the Streets
Why are Spaniards celebrating the life of Adolfo Suarez?
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Geneva welcomes world’s best hackers in friendly Bout
Ethical hacking the answer to better computer security.
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Statistics reveal Italian business scene is now ruled by Migrants
Migrant-run businesses are boosting Italy’s economy.
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Spain renews relationship with Philippines, investment plans Underway
Spanish business groups sign pact for long-term partnership with local private sector.
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PNoy tells businessmen to build better partnership with the Filipino Worker
President Aquino challenges business leaders to look beyond their industry’s concerns.
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Doctors warn against birthing Underwater
Studies suggest underwater births may not be as advantageous as believed.
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Gov’t to kill corruption through cashless Transactions
Budget department secretary says liquidation will be detailed in the Cashless Purchase Card System.
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VP Binay dreams big, joins world leaders in fight against nuclear Terrorism
Vice President Binay visits Holland for the 2014 Nuclear Security Summit.
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No Make up selfie raises £1M for Cancer
Cancer Research UK thanks everyone who has taken part in #nomakeupselfie.
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Singing nun blows away Italian ‘The Voice’ Judges
Nun brings down the house.
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Don’t be fooled by these fake balikbayan box Forwarders
Here’s a list of freight forwarders that you should not use:
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Gov’t vows each peso in foreign Yolanda aid to be accounted For
Project Faith to undergo major update.
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PNoy challenges artists to move with the times in OPM Summit
President Aquino says Filipino music industry needs more dialogue with consumers.
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Blind woman rescues blind dog from Death
Labrador retriever gets a second chance at life.
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Foreign PHD students to get green card says Swedish Minister
New bill will secure future of foreign PhD students staying in Sweden.
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How does the Philippines fare in gadget use vs. other countries?
Study reveals Filipinos have already outpaced other countries in the use of certain types of gadgets.
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In Denmark, immigrants find stability through council Jobs
Number of council employee drops, but gap is being filled by immigrants.
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‘Glowing’ Virgin Mary statue puzzles Belgian Scientists
Thousands flocking to see miracle statue in Jalhay town, southern Belgium.
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Media involved in PDAF scam cover-up in Department of Agriculture
Three broadcasters paid up to Php2M to keep quiet.
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These two names in 2013 bar passers list made everyone’s Day
You won’t believe how creative Filipinos can be with names until you see this.
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Paris spends a hefty €4M a day to keep pollution Low
Driving restriction eased in Paris as air pollution level drops.
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French air traffic controllers go on strike against the President
Unions rejecting President Hollande’s ‘responsibility pact’ disrupt flights.
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Do you often trust others? If yes, then you must be very Smart
Research reveals link between intelligence and trust.
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DSWD takes the lead towards citizen-led disaster Rehab
Social Welfare department tells local government units to strengthen ties with locals.
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Why should Asianovelas be banned on Primetime?
Read what a lawmaker has to say about the effects of foreign soap operas on Philippine TV and the bill he is proposing.
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Switzerland to loosen cannabis rules with new social Experiment
Cannabis clubs soon to open in five municipalities.
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PNoy challenges fresh cadets to improve military Image
President Aquino promises benefits, modernisation for the price of honourable service.
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Italians find productive way to combat killer online drinking Game
Many users may just find this alternative more appealing than beer.
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Spanish cops go sexy to get official’s Attention
Go-go dancers in police stations? Find out why Valencia’s police are getting sexy.
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Utøya memorial to Breivik victims shot down by Community
Creative memorial seen as a ‘rape of nature.’
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First city in the world to get its own Internet domain is…
Which city in Europe will have its personalised Internet name?
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Paris says ‘enough’ to air pollution, gives free public transpo Days
Public transportation ‘holiday’ set from Friday morning to Sunday night.
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What’s the best way to shake up relationships? Get Jailed
These Italians asked for jail time to get even with their spouses.
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Gov’t admits that job supply cannot keep up with Demands
Labour department is anticipating a spike in the number of jobless as students graduate this month.
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Spain said it is committed to help the Philippines
Spain’s top foreign minister to visit Manila next week.
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Dishonest public officials won’t have room to Escape
After a 16-year career, corrupt official finally brought to justice.
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Why Malaysia Airlines’ lost plane isn’t found Yet
Five days after Flight 370 vanished, investigators still not closer to solving the mystery.
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How to be the master of car Sickness
Why do we feel queasy in very long drives?
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Food czars vow to help more farmers be resilient in Yolanda-hit Areas
Agriculture department and FAO strengthen ties to support local farmers.
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PNoy shares what true leadership really Means
President Aquino marks anniversary of Ateneo Professional Schools by describing the ideal leader.
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Italian with 100M lire told it’s too late to exchange for Euro
Woman who inherited a goldmine from uncle wants to battle claim in court.
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Mindanao Cardinal Quevedo the bridge between Christians and Muslims
President Aquino attends Thanksgiving Mass for Cardinal Quevedo.
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Authorities want Paris to become an e-friendly City
Three measures eyed as solution to air pollution.
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Sustainable cities forum recognises the certainty of climate Change
International rehabilitation experts are in Manila to talk about building better versus disasters.
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Federer wins two Grand Slams with twins on the Way
Tennis champ Roger Federer to have another set of twins by July.
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Bundestag clean up eyed to kill German gov’t Bugs
Cyber security agency to check if government phones have been bugged.
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This country in northern Europe has been called the best place to be a Woman
Find out where in the world women have the best career opportunities.
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Will Twitter really influence 2016 election Outcome?
Senator Miriam says social media is changing the face of traditional politics. But statistics may prove otherwise.
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Govt transparency still a dream despite the Senate’s hard work
Philippine lower house still has to approve their version before FOI becomes law.
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Railroad track terrifyingly the leading place to commit suicide in Switzerland
An average of 15 people jump in front of a train each month in Switzerland
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French gov’t to pay you if you cycle to Work
Transport Ministry eyes new scheme to encourage more people to get out of their cars.
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EU women experience vast violence and human rights Abuse
Survey shows surprising statistics on violence against women in EU member states.
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Thousands turn up in UNDP match against poverty for typhoon Yolanda
Female football legend also joins Ronaldo and Zidane’s team to commemorate women’s day.
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Government to send team to follow up on promised Yolanda donations
Philippines still short by Php2.5b in Yolanda foreign aid Pledges
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French firefighters’ gag video was too hot for their Bosses
These firefighters did something you should never do if you’re trying to impress your boss.
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Melting of Siberian permafrost revives ancient killer Virus
Scientists find out that frozen, thousands-old bacteria can still come back to life.
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DOJ: Luy’s decision won’t make significant changes to Pork Issue
Why did Luy and his attorney part ways?
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How to make your vote count if you’re abroad this 2016
Comelec calls out to voters who will be abroad to register for absentee voting.
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How did Manny invite American R&B star to sing for his Bout?
Ashanti to sing Star Spangled Banner in Pacquiao-Bradley II.
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Pet lovers warned: your furry friends will be taxed in Berlin
Tourists have to pay extra if they’re bringing their pets to Germany’s capital.
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What you need to know about arthritis during Pregnancy
These facts prove there’s no need to be scared if you have arthritis and want to get pregnant.
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Zidane and Ronaldo to play for Yolanda Victims
FIFA dedicates 11th Match Against Poverty to typhoon Yolanda survivors.
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Lawmakers want to junk libel in Cybercrime Law as public says Ouch
Calls to decriminalise Cybercrime Law heeded, but other threats loom.
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Winemakers told business could be killing French Sperm
Deterioration of sperm count and quality linked to production of wine.
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Comelec seeks Congress to make the ban on election money a law
Limiting cash withdrawals days before election seen as way to curb vote buying.
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Swedish mums can’t stop dads claiming child benefit with new Law
Changes made to child benefit claims in Sweden.
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Did you know that Britain outsources its diplomatic services to Manila?
The Philippines is Britain’s biggest hub for foreign services abroad.
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Poll reveals everyone’s afraid of Italian Drivers
Survey on EU motorists show driving stereotypes among seven countries.
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BBC’s attention grabbed by ‘flesh-eating’ hoax in Pangasinan
BBC announced it is conducting its own investigation on the social media scare.
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Nutritionists had been wrong about dark chocolate’s Benefits
Research reveals the real score behind this sinful treat.
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‘Mockumentary’ on Spain’s history has got country divided in Two
Spain’s beloved TV presenter creates a lie to prove a point.
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Hollywood’s Liam Neeson a proud fan of Manny Pacquiao
Actor mimics his idol’s voice on America’s late-night show Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Gap between rich and poor widest in Germany
Germany worst in EU in terms of unequal wealth distribution.
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Asking your mum how you were delivered can shed light on your Weight
There may be a link between manner of birth and obesity, suggests a new study.
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Philippine eco group wants to stop open trash burning Now
EcoWaste Coalition asks government to enforce ban more effectively.
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The most travelled Philippine president is…
Find out which of our presidents has been bitten by the travel bug and other interesting presidential travel facts:
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Why yucky habits are flushing out €14.5b from French Economy
Survey on hygiene reveals battle versus germs is a matter of national concern.
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Senate wants mobile phones to warn Filipinos of incoming Disasters
Telecoms that do not follow order to be slapped with Php10m fine, says Senate President.
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Overworked nurses have to be given a break, says Study
Direct link between nurse workload and patient death found.
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Belgium to make it legal for babies to have mum’s Surname
Approved law may mean parents have free choice on baby’s surname.
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Phl Ambassador to the United Kingdom Enrique Manalo Visits Scotland
The visit was organized to promote awareness, understanding and collaboration between the Philippines and Scotland.
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German police confess they can’t stop motorists from using their Phones
Top cop believes number of smartphone users at the wheel is increasing.
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Cat wakes French landlady as fire eats her House
Hero cat saves residents from tragic end.
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No more ‘pasaway’ if these proposed laws get Support
Ordinances against peeing in public and cutting in line seen to put errant Filipinos in their right place.
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Czech firm has jobs for Filipinos affected by typhoon Yolanda
Electronics company looking for employees who are in need of help.
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Is the French education system slipping from the rest of EU?
Statistics agency reveals some shocking facts about the French education system.
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German arms firm creates real life James Bond Gun
Smart gun that only fires from owner’s hand seen to boost safety.
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How can you help typhoon Yolanda survivors? Foster a child legally, says DSWD
Social Welfare department boosts efforts to track Yolanda orphans.
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Aquino praises people of Davao Oriental for typhoon Pablo Recovery
President Aquino visits town of Cateel to commemorate 28th anniversary of EDSA Revolution.
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German Embassy says ‘willkommen!’ with weekend Expo
‘Mabuhay Germany’ celebrates 60 years of Filipino-German relations.
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DOJ wants macho, sexy billboards removed from EDSA
Justice secretary said obscene ads leads to road distraction, accidents and moral deterioration.
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‘Paella police’ protests global prostitution of famous Dish
Guardians of the authentic Valencia rice dish are slamming paella wannabes.
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Introducing Filipino Cooking in Milan
The Philippine Consulate General in Milan introduced Filipino cooking and ingredients readily available in Italy.
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What’s so GREAT about Britain? Everything!
Britain’s campaign that shows what makes the country great is now in full swing.
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In Switzerland, calling refugees ‘pig’ is not being Racist
As rude police is cleared of racism charges, calls for clearer anti-racism laws raised.
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Swedes warned: burglars may be reading your Facebook
Sweden’s national police say burglary increases during winter sports season.
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Farmer-scientists the hope of Philippine agriculture, says Secretary
Agriculture secretary launches first community-research congress for stakeholders.
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For celebrities, giving Yolanda-hit areas aid not yet Over
Many celebrities local and abroad continue support for post-Yolanda recovery.
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Heart attack patients may get second life with stem Cells
European hospitals to take on biggest stem cell trial to date.
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Which European cities score high in quality of Life?
Consulting firm reveals best and worst cities for expats to live in.
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Airplane turbulence how dangerous are They?
Don’t let turbulence give you a scare. Take note of these facts straight from aviators.
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Countries giving aid get reputation boost, says Research
Experts say donor countries gain approval ratings the more effective they give.
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Spanish tourist’s Php770k lost cash recovered by NAIA
NAIA cops trace taxi just hours after tourist lost his shoulder bag.
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Vienna mayor puts foot down as EU says no to subsidised Housing
29 European mayors criticise EU plans to cut subsidy for housing.
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Norwegian charity leaves boy shivering in the Cold
11-year-old boy left to freeze in bus stop, but it’s more than you think.
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Gov’t eyes reviving old alternative transport systems to combat Manila Traffic
Transportation department to introduce modern coaches in national railway by March.
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Wall Street Journal boosts Philippine global economic Ranking
The Philippines jumps 8 spots up in a ranking of 178 countries.
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Online bashing may now lead to jail sentence in the Philippines
Malicious messages posted online are now a crime through the revised Cybercrime Law.
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Italian defiles his dead mum to get cash Benefits
This fraud case in southern Italy will chill your spine.
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What German ministers do to save Money
Discover the surprising solution many thrifty German ministers are guilty of doing.
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French cops didn’t know they were getting high from seized Drug
Police officers tested positive for cannabis, worry about scandal.
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New Philippine ITR forms slammed for anti-privacy Sections
Lawmakers and business groups question the legality of new income tax return forms.
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Meet Italy’s new and youngest would-be Prime Minister
Why isn’t everyone happy that Matteo Renzi is taking over Italian gov’t after Letta stepped out?
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Germany supports EU call for global Internet Gov’t
German chancellor targets Facebook’s anti-privacy policies in bid to push European Internet.
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ABBA reveals real reason behind garish, glitzy Costumes
Discover why Swedish quartet ABBA’s choice of flashy clothes was actually a smart move.
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Preparedness stressed in Philippine gov’t economic progress Report
Disaster resiliency seen as a way to prevent sudden poverty in disaster-prone regions.
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Beware of online gift-giving scam, says Customs
Philippines’ Bureau of Customs warns against ongoing internet scam via dating sites.
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French chefs say no to food porn Shutterbugs
Chefs say taking photographs of food in their restaurants is ‘poor etiquette.’
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Norwegian mass murderer demands better PlayStation
Anders Breivik vows to go on hunger strike if prison ‘torture’ continues.
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#AskLeaPlaylist: Lea regales her fans on Twitter
Lea Salonga’s Playlist concert aired on ABS-CBN.
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Philippine gov’t agency plans Imelda jewelry Exhibit
Anti-graft agency wants public to see around Php350 million worth of ill-gotten Marcos jewelry.
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Anne Curtis’ birthday a star-studded Affair
Anne-bisyosa celebrates her 29th birthday with friends from showbiz.
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Pope gives marriage advice for Valentine’s
What are the ingredients of a lasting marriage? Take it from Pope Francis.
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Facebook now lets users choose beyond ‘male’ and ‘Female’
50 custom gender options for Facebook users launched.
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Senior melts hearts all over Sweden
Widower’s answer to Valentine’s Day question sends wave of emotions in social media.
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French journalists slammed for non-stop Selfies
Over-enthusiastic journalists annoy White House staff.
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Looking for love? You won’t find it in Paris
Study reveals which French city has the most number of singles.
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No more selfies in this Swedish gym locker Room
Find out why Friskis & Svettis gyms are putting their foot down on the self-serving photos.
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Infrastructure receives Php54b funding from Aquino Gov’t
Economic competitiveness eyed as result of improvements in infrastructure.
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Jinggoy lashes out on PDAF scam senate Probe
Senator Jinggoy Estrada describes yesterday’s probe on the PDAF scam mishandled, full of lies.
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EU wants Internet governance to be Global
Global Internet government proposed to prevent threats of mass surveillance.
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Public reacts to actor Mat Ranillo’s involvement in pork Scam
Mat Ranillo is known for his portrayal of Jesus in the Lenten stage production ‘Kristo.’
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Gov’t's concerted efforts to alleviate Unemployment
Congress eyes reforms in constitution to allow more foreign investors in the country.
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Illegal real estate practice in Belgium Exposed
Undercover report reveals widespread cash transactions despite ban.
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No more tricornio hats in Spain’s Carnival
Interior Ministry bans the use of the Civil Guard’s uniform among ordinary citizens.
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Population boost in Denmark is due to Migration
Number of births is at an all-time low in Denmark.
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Philippines leads SEA in December 2013 Exports
Growth in exports last year registered highest in East and Southeast Asian regions.
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David Beckham to have Valentine’s date with Yolanda Survivors
Unicef Ambassador and football icon now in the Philippines to show his love to kids.
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Phl Embassy Welcomes Team Gilas Coaching Staff to Spain
Phl Embassy Welcomes Team Gilas Coaching Staff to Spain
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ASEAN Committee in Warsaw Holds Friendly Bowling Game
ASEAN Committee in Warsaw Holds Friendly Bowling Game
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Phl Permanent Representative Meets with International Labor Organization Director General in Geneva
Phl Permanent Representative Meets with International Labor Organization Director General in Geneva
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Dutch rail helps passengers boost chance for Romance
Flirt coach to teach train passengers how to make a move onboard.
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‘Flappy Bird’ dead? For some netizens, not Quite
Flappy Bird mania has turned from addiction to lucrative business.
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TV show to feature Filipino artists abroad for 2nd Season
‘Art Republik’ is returning to Philippine TV after a deal signed by the Culture commission.
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EU says migrants help boost region’s Economy
Swiss cap on migration prompts debate on EU free movement policy and its effects.
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Love balloons to line Tacloban streets on Valentine’s Day
Kilometres-long balloon chain to be set up in memory of typhoon Yolanda victims.
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PHL calls for Stronger Role for Women, Increased Sustainability in Agriculture
PHL calls for Stronger Role for Women, Increased Sustainability in Agriculture
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Berlinale attracts famous stars to Germany
The red carpet and other things to watch out for in the 11-day Berlin Film Festival.
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Car ‘catches’ thief red Handed
Find out how a car in Germany helped prevent a crime before it happened.
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Will Swiss vote on migration quota break country’s Unity?
Swiss residents are tense after the near 50/50 vote on migration cap cracks country’s united front, stirs up relationship with EU.
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Seafarer bill sees swift passage in Philippine Congress
Lawmakers show all-out support for bill that will prevent EU blacklist on Filipino seafarers.
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EU border problem to break hearts come Valentine’s
Trucks carrying millions of flowers for EU lovers stopped at Turkey’s border.
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Macho monkey in Germany moved after fathering 50
Monkey sent away to prevent incest in German zoo.
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United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Praises PHL Government Leadership in Human Rights Promotion
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Praises PHL Government Leadership in Human Rights Promotion
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Are tall men really more attractive for Women?
Find out the science behind men’s heights and attractiveness.
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Let’s show the world our appreciation with #PHThankYou
Tourism department launches #PHThankYou to thank international community for aid in disaster relief and rehabilitation.
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Why did ‘Flappy Bird’ creator cut off game’s Wings?
Flappy Bird was a viral, thousand-US dollar hit. So why did the creator remove it from Apple’s App Store?
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Giraffe shot in front of children in Copenhagen
Animal activists saddened by the fate of this giraffe in Copenhagen Zoo.
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Pacquiao loses to gorgeous foe after 2 Rounds
Find out who beat Manny Pacquiao in this groundbreaking fight.
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CNN can’t hide fascination with Balut
The balut is once again the star of the show as the world’s strangest food.
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Ruby Tuason: the missing link in PDAF Scandal?
Whistleblower has information that could ruin the careers of Enrile and Estrada.
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UN: Bohol still needs our Help
UN renews its call for donations to help rebuild quake-devastated Bohol.
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PHL Ambassador to Germany Meets 1st Batch of Filipino Nurses in Frankfurt
PHL Ambassador to Germany Meets 1st Batch of Filipino Nurses in Frankfurt
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Crossing the border can also be more Delicious
BigMac ad that boasts cheaper burgers lures Norwegians to cross Swedish border.
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Amsterdam in the Philippines? That’s MMDA’s Plan
Bikes seen as a solution to the perennial traffic in Metro Manila.
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Calling all outstanding Filipino public Servants!
Civil Service Commission invites the public to nominate the most committed Filipinos working in public offices.
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Stuffy nose, coughing and sneezing? It might be Allergy
How allergies are different from colds and how to treat them among children.
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House group handling FOI bill slammed for being too Slow
Critics reproved the snail’s pace consolidation of the FOI bill in the Philippine lower house.
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Sweden to finally have KFC this 2014
Filipinos in Sweden can soon sink their teeth into KFC’s original recipes.
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Philippines Takes Center Stage at Thomaslloyd Clean Tech Congress in Frankfurt
Philippines Takes Center Stage at Thomaslloyd Clean Tech Congress in Frankfurt
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Poll shows Filipinos happy with DOJ’s Performance
A survey by Social Weather Station (SWS) reveals DOJ is most improved of all gov’t agencies in 2013.
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What’s the Italian traffic chief’s secret Weapon?
Rome is notorious for its wild motorists and tameless parking. Luckily, traffic authorities have found an effective solution.
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Tax law loophole has Germans dashing to fess Up
Why does tax evasion seem like a growing trend among the German elite? Find out here.
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Swedish MEP wants more work privileges for non-EU students
Lawmaker says improving work climate for non-EU students will attract more to Sweden.
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Filipino sailors saved as storm Petra rages near Spain
Philippines Foreign Affairs Department to get information on the five rescued sailors.
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PHL Permanent Representative to the UN and Other Int’l Organizations Meets with Filipino Community Leaders in Geneva
PHL Permanent Representative to the UN and Other Int’l Organizations Meets with Filipino Community Leaders in Geneva
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National day to welcome migrants eyed in Italy
Criticism against Italy’s slow assistance of migrants leads to proposal of a new holiday.
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Manila city buses soon to have speed Limiters
Public petition forces transportation board to install speed limiters to dangerous city buses.
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In Austria, too many cats isn’t Cute
Growing population of stray cats forces Austrian government to shell out €50k for castrations.
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Hackers sue German gov’t for massive public Spying
German hacker’s club teams up with international rights group as it brings German gov’t to court.
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EU citizens said bribery top indicator of Corruption
A report by the European Commission said extent of corruption in Europe is ‘breathtaking.’
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Phl Ambassador Makes Farewell Call on French Prime Minister
Phl Ambassador Makes Farewell Call on French Prime Minister