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Kamuning Bakery marks World Pan de sal Day

In observance of World Pan de sal Day tomorrow, Kamuning Bakery Café will distribute 100,000 free pan de sal, celebrating Filipino heritage and promoting food security.

Pasay judge slams bribery, solicitation raps

A Pasay judge has criticized the Office of the Ombudsman for pursuing cases against him and a former court employee despite the Department of Justice ( dismissal of their cases.

Bonoan set to testify in Jinggoy’s plunder rap

Former public works secretary Manuel Bonoan is set to testify in detained Sen. Jinggoy Estrada’s plunder case before the Sandiganbayan Fifth Division.

111,582 cops ready for Undas

Up to 111,582 police personnel and force multipliers will be deployed to 5,628 cemeteries and columbaria on All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days.

French navy chief sees no threat to US catapult supply for future carrier

PARIS, Oct 14 - The US has not yet decided whether to abandon the electromagnetic launch system for aircraft carriers, France's navy chief said on Wednesday, two months after President Donald Trump ordered the US Navy to drop the technology that France has chosen for its next carrier.

Stc Bahrain wins Economic Excellence award at Al Bilad Awards

For strategic contributions to digital economy and local talent

Cameroon – International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Cooperation

Singapore brings forward N95 mask distribution amid worsening haze

Mask distribution for vulnerable citizens began earlier than originally planned after the 1-hour PM2.5 reading hit 288 in the west at 2pm on Wednesday.

Tsui Hark at Lumière Festival: ‘We don't know where the future will bring us’

"We all know that the thing about humanity is that we always fear being replaced by something." Euronews Culture sits down with legendary Hong Kong filmmaker Tsui Hark during this year's Lumière Film Festival.

Man sent explicit photos of wife and lover to family chat, but court declines to grant protection order

The man said that he was very angry and wanted the family to know he was not the one who sabotaged the marriage.

Former Ukrainian military officer to stand trial in Germany over Nord Stream sabotage

While some in the West were quick to accuse Russia of sabotaging its own gas export route, German investigators identified a cell of Ukrainians they say were the alleged perpetrators.

Disruption to public services expected as more than 300,000 workers begin strike

Most colleges, schools and universities are closed as thousands stop work over pay

Halloween events in Galway 2026: Your spooky season, midterm and bank holiday guide

Top Indian 'cockroach' leaders jailed 5 days over trespassing: Party

The leaders of India's youth-led Cockroach Janta Party, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das, were detained on Tuesday (Oct 13) for entering Jantar Mantar.

Nord Stream pipeline explosions trial puts alleged Ukrainian sabotage plot in spotlight

German prosecutors say a Ukrainian military officer led the operation that destroyed the Baltic Sea gas pipelines in 2022

US to drop S. Korea intelligence case against ex-CIA analyst

The U.S. Justice Department has agreed to forgo prosecution of a former CIA analyst and White House National Security Council official who was accu...

‘I ain’t nicked nothing ... yet’: British retailers at a loss over shoplifting epidemic

From the infamous ‘Hamster’ of Greggs to my local Sainsburys, Britain has seen a surge of low-level thefts

'If we don't scream, they won't listen to us': Student protesters speak to BBC in Paris

Student protesters in France have told the BBC's James Waterhouse that they will continue to take action until change has been made. The protests have now entered their fourth week.