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Monday Briefing: Violence Continues in Syria
Syria’s leader called for unity Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Shara, appealed yesterday for calm and unity after violence erupted last week between fighters affiliated with his government and those loyal to the ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad. More than 1,000 people have been killed, including about 700 civilians, mostly by government forces, according to the Syrian
Nambatac ready to fill big shoes for Tropang Giga in Finals
Rey Nambatac (right) takes the challenge as a positive.–AUGUST DELA CRUZ Rey Nambatac admitted having difficulty dealing with the pressure of filling a huge void with Jayson Castro ruled out of TNT’s quest to win another PBA championship with a season-ending knee injury. At the same time, it’s something that Nambatac is not backing away
Israeli Energy Minister Cuts Off Electricity to Gaza
Israel’s energy minister said on Sunday that he was immediately cutting off electricity to the Gaza Strip, a move that may have limited impact in Gaza, given restrictions already in place, but that comes as Israel tries to pressure Hamas amid talks over their fragile truce. “We will employ all the tools at our disposal
UAAP: NU Bulldogs make sure they stay hungry
NU Lady Bulldogs–MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net Being on top doesn’t mean that National University (NU) has had it easy. And despite being perfect close to a month into Season 87 of the UAAP women’s volleyball tournament, the Lady Bulldogs are willing to face all the coming challenges head-on so that they remain that way. “We need to
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Monday Briefing: Violence Continues in Syria
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Monday Briefing: Violence Continues in Syria
Syria’s leader called for unity Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Shara, appealed yesterday for calm and unity after violence erupted last week between fighters affiliated with his government and those loyal to the ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad. More than 1,000 people have been killed, including about 700 civilians, mostly by government forces, according to the Syrian
Nambatac ready to fill big shoes for Tropang Giga in Finals
Rey Nambatac (right) takes the challenge as a positive.–AUGUST DELA CRUZ Rey Nambatac admitted having difficulty dealing with the pressure of filling a huge void with Jayson Castro ruled out of TNT’s quest to win another PBA championship with a season-ending knee injury. At the same time, it’s something that Nambatac is not backing away
Israeli Energy Minister Cuts Off Electricity to Gaza
Israel’s energy minister said on Sunday that he was immediately cutting off electricity to the Gaza Strip, a move that may have limited impact in Gaza, given restrictions already in place, but that comes as Israel tries to pressure Hamas amid talks over their fragile truce. “We will employ all the tools at our disposal
UAAP: NU Bulldogs make sure they stay hungry
NU Lady Bulldogs–MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net Being on top doesn’t mean that National University (NU) has had it easy. And despite being perfect close to a month into Season 87 of the UAAP women’s volleyball tournament, the Lady Bulldogs are willing to face all the coming challenges head-on so that they remain that way. “We need to
MMA, esports in Asiad boosts PH gold medal potential in Japan
Mixed Martial Arts will debut in the Asian Games in Japan next year, and the Philippines is one of the countries that’s most excited about it. With a rich trove of MMA fighters both locally and overseas, the Philippines certainly got a a shot in the arm in boosting its medal source aside from jiujitsu,
Africa Received Billions in U.S. Aid. Here’s What It Will Lose.
The United States is cutting almost all its spending on aid. The biggest loser will be Africa. For years, sub-Saharan Africa has received more U.S. aid money than any other region — except for 2022 and 2023, when the United States came to Ukraine’s aid after the Russian invasion. In 2024, $12.7 billion of $41
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