MANILA—The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) assured on Tuesday that livelihood projects are being put in place to help communities directly affected by the...
MOGADISHU—Somalia was on Tuesday urged to remove all obstacles to the delivery of humanitarian assistance to drought-hit populations amid possible famine in the Horn of Africa...
MANILA—Justice Secretary Vitaliano N. Aguirre II on Wednesday extended condolences to the family of Maguindanao second district representative and former Justice Secretary Simeon Datumanong who passed...
WINNIPEG—The recent death of a Winnipeg transit driver has prompted a review of safety on city buses and how to improve it, but the head of...
MANILA—Loren Legarda on Wednesday vowed to shepherd the immediate Senate concurrence of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change after it was signed by Pres. Rodrigo Duterte....
Quebec’s national assembly adopted legislation on Tuesday to force striking government lawyers and notaries back to work. The bill passed by a 52-38 margin after a...
EDMONTON—An Edmonton man who is appealing his sentence to the Supreme Court for crashing his SUV onto a patio and killing a toddler has been granted...
MANILA—Sen. Richard Gordon on Wednesday said it is not right to compare the reopening of the Mamasapano massacre inquiry to the probe on the new testimony...
CALGARY—Wildfires that swept through the northern Alberta forest near Fort McMurray last May continue to frustrate loggers trying to harvest wood from trees killed by the...
MOSCOW—More bad news for the beleaguered Japanese prefecture of Fukushima, as a powerful earthquake shook cities and halted train services. No damage or injuries were reported...