March 19, 2021 – Ottawa, Ontario – Global Affairs Canada Canada and the United Kingdom share a profound and positive relationship – one that is built...
MANILA – The government is eyeing to conduct a simultaneous massive vaccination of different priority groups (A1 to A4) as the bulk of supplies arrives between May...
MANILA – The European Union (EU) is set to decide whether to extend or terminate its recognition of the Philippines’ education, training, and certification system for...
MANILA – The government will order some three million doses of the Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine developed by Russia’s Gamaleya Institute after the Food and Drug Administration...
MANILA – Catholic prelates on Friday assured compliance with the government move to decrease the allowed capacity inside churches amid the rising cases of coronavirus disease 2019...
MANILA – An official of the World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday said the current surge of infections of the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) in the...
Editor’s Note: This column is divided into three parts. [READ: Ahhh, The Places Maria Will Go! – Part 1] South America Chile. Chile is located on the...
Extreme water events affecting water for drinking, cooking, washing and agriculture drive migration all over the world. Earlier this year, cyclone Eloise battered Mozambique, displacing 100,000...
We’ve known for quite some time that Facebook has a huge say over how online speech and expression are governed. Users have demanded accountability, and as...
There’s little doubt that Canada is experiencing a crisis in long-term care (LTC). This crisis has its roots in decades of under-funding and creeping privatization, but,...
