MANILA — An army official on Saturday challenged rights group Karapatan to proceed with the Congressional investigation on the killings of Indigenous Peoples (IPs) after the militant...
MANILA— The European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its readiness to continue support to the Philippines’ justice sector reform as its funded Governance in Justice (GOJUST) programme...
JAKARTA, Indonesia – Tens of thousands of Indonesians flocked to presidential campaign rallies Saturday ahead of a final debate between the two candidates, four days before...
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Legislation proposing the separation of Chicago from Illinois is intended to spark discussion about the overarching influence of the city in state politics,...
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump has weighed in on the most recent controversy involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, retweeting video edited to suggest that the Minnesota Democrat...
HALIFAX – The Nova Scotia legislature has unanimously passed legislation that presumes consent for organ donation, becoming the first jurisdiction in North America to pass such...
CALGARY – The economy, not social issues such as LGBTQ rights, will be top of mind for Susan Yuen when she votes for the United Conservative...
MANILA— The fourth Justice Zone in the country has been formally opened in Angeles, Pampanga by the Justice Sector Coordinating Council (JSCC). A Justice Zone is...
MANILA — There are no immediate reports of casualties following the 6.8 magnitude earthquake, which hit Indonesia’s Sulawesi Island on Friday night. However, the Philippine government continues...
MANILA — A Catholic priest on Saturday said the commemoration of Holy Week, which officially starts on Palm Sunday (April 14), is the time when the faithful...
