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Foreign tourists have mixed feelings about the coup
Foreign tourists in Bangkok have mixed feelings regarding the coup, with some choosing to leave the capital.
Firefighters battle wildfire in Arizona
Crews battling a wildfire in north Arizona stopped the march of the flames toward residential areas but the possibility of evacuation remains. A wildfire continued to burn on along a scenic corridor in northern Arizona on Friday (May 23), as fire crews battled to contain the wind-whipped blaze. Thousands of residents were still on alert for possible evacuations from the the so-called Slide Fire, threatening the tourist-popular area near Sedona and Flagstaff. Erratic winds were to blame for the […]
Makati RTC hears petition for Napoles’ extended stay in OSMAK
Alleged pork barrel scam queen Janet Lim Napoles could extend her stay in the Ospital ng Makati as the Makati Regional Trial Court has yet to rule the urgent motion that her lawyers filed.
Bridge falls in Bulacan, 2 hurt
Four people were injured when a part of a bridge undergoing construction collapsed in Calumpit, Bulacan.
Thai Army summons Government officials and ousted PM
In Thailand, senior government officials and the caretaker prime minister together with the ousted prime minister were summoned for a meeting in a military camp.
Laguna Gov. Ejercito appeals disqualification
Laguna Governor ER Ejercito is asking the Supreme Court to strike down a Commission on Elections ruling disqualifying him for overspending in the May 2013 election.
Thai Military declares a coup; imposes National curfew
The Thai military takes control of the government in a coup two days after declaring martial law.
Thai coup draws swift international condemnation; U.S. reviews military aid to Thailand
(Reuters) – The military takeover in Thailand drew swift international condemnation on Thursday, with the United States saying it was reviewing its military aid and other dealings with its closest ally in Southeast Asia. Thailand’s army chief, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, seized control of the government two days after he declared martial law, saying the military had to restore order and push through reforms after six months of turmoil. The military declared a curfew from 10 p.m. until […]
PHL and Indonesia sign deal setting maritime boundaries
MANILA, Philippines — After 20 years of negotiations, the Philippines and Indonesia formally signed on Friday, May 23, an agreement setting their maritime boundaries in the Mindanao and Celebes seas. The agreement , which draws a boundary between the two countries’ overlapping exclusive economic zones (EEZs), is considered as the Philippines’ first maritime boundary treaty. “This is a milestone agreement that… serves as solid proof to our steadfast commitment to uphold the rule of law […]
Animania Bahrain 2014
The popular anime and gaming convention in Bahrain returns and was recently held at the Bahrain International Circuit. Clem Orjaliza reports from Bahrain.
‘Star Wars’ spin-off to be directed by ‘Godzilla’ filmmaker
(Reuters) – The yet-to-be-titled “Star Wars” film, which is being written by “The Book of Eli” screenwriter Gary Whitta, is being described as a stand-alone movie in addition to the next three installments beginning with Abrams’s “Star Wars: Episode VII,” to be released in December 2015. British director Edwards made his feature film debut with his re-imagining of “Godzilla,” which stormed the North American box office with $93.2 million in sales over the past weekend. […]
