The United Nations expresses worry regarding worsening situation in Ukraine, calling for immediate ceasefire between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian separatists.
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Ronaldo named UEFA’s best player in Europe
Cristiano Ronaldo who sealed his team’s victory was named UEFA’s best player in Europe.
Possible volcanic eruption in Iceland
Iceland’s largest volcano system shows sign of volcanic eruption which spells trouble to air travel.
PAGASA continues to monitor LPA
The PAGASA continues to monitor a low pressure area (LPA) spotted near Puerto Princesa City in Palawan, bringing rains to majority of Luzon and western Visayas.
New technology helps fight human trafficking
High numbers of human trafficking cases in the Philippines prompt the government to make use of new technological developments to suppress the problem.
New approach for new global poverty line
The global poverty line is based on Industrial Age theory, and experts believe that it is time to make use of new approach, one that considers modern obstacles that affect people today.
NEU students celebrate Buwan ng Wika
The President of New Era University reiterated in his speech, the importance of our own language while students show their various talents in celebration of “Buwan ng Wika”.
JP Morgan Chase probes cyber attack
America’s largest bank is asking federal authorities to probe a cyber attack in its network.]
Joan Rivers rushed to hospital
Comedienne and fashion critic Joan Rivers was rushed to a hospital in New York when she stopped breathing during an operation on her vocal chords.
India’s prime minister visits Japan
India’s prime minister is going to visit Japan in a 5-day trip, hoping to win Japanese backing in a nuclear energy pact to kickstart its economy.
Homer Simpson accepts ice bucket challenge
The ice bucket challenge goes two-dimensional as Homer Simpson accepts the ice bucket challenge.
HIV and AIDS cases in the Philppines, rising
The Department of Health expressed its worries about the rising number of HIV and AIDS cases in the country, with 600 new cases being recorded last July.
