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South Korea has extended a loan worth $100 million (P5 billion) to the Philippines to support the implementation, management and monitoring of the government’s vaccination drive.

Christmas is the time to give back to the community by supporting the local NGOs in Lebanon. Your support can go a long way in helping them help those in need.

The Philippines and South Korea have signed a $100-million loan agreement to help boost the COVID-19 vaccination program.

The Philippines and South Korea signed on Friday, Dec. 17, an agreement for a US$100-million loan intended to boost the country's coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination program. DOF Secretary Carlos Dominguez III and South Korean Ambassador to the Philippines Kim Inchul (Photo courtesy of the

MANILA - The Philippines and Korea signed on Friday an agreement for a USD100 million loan that would boost the Philippine government's ongoing nationwide coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccination program. Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III, on behalf of the Philippines, and Country Chief Representative Jaejeong Moon, representing the Export-Import Bank of Korea - Economic Development Cooperation Fund (KEXIM-EDCF) signed the agreement for the second phase of the Program Loan for Co...

The new President of Caritas Bangladesh (CB) Bishop James Romen Boiragi and Executive Director (ED) Sebastian Rozario on Monday visited Kutupalong Rohingya camp sheltering Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMNs) in Ukhiya upazila of Cox's Bazar. "The FDMNs are the most vulnerable communities now in this region," said CB president while talking to Rohingya people and their

By Andrea MAZZARINO As a Navy spouse of 10 years and counting, my life offers an up-close view of our country’s priorities when it comes to infrastructure and…

It was hard to miss the irony of being overstretched at home by poor infrastructure and gaps in care (even as I went into debt to pay for childcare) at a moment when the government was perfectly happy to fund my spouse to tour a mothballed nuclear testing site.

Our problem in this country isn’t lack of funds, no matter what the Republicans, Manchin, and Sinema may claim.

An overview not merely of the egregious spending on America's wars, but also on how it is fraud-friendly, apparently by design.