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ZAMBOANGA CITY: Hundreds of families have fled their villages late Saturday afternoon after a flash flood that inundated a vast area in this southern Philippine port city as a result of continuous rains the past weeks.

UN humanitarians are working flat out on the ground in Libya, providing desperately needed aid to thousands of survivors of the flood disaster that has left thousands dead and thousands more unaccounted for.

When you hear something, say something? That’s what befell this Clash fan.

With a deal signed with Shell for LNG supply over 12 years, Morocco has formally entered the LNG market. Its renewable energy plans are moving slowly, suggesting gas will play a key role in the country’s plans to phase coal out of its carbon-heavy generation mix. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 8]

Any true fan knows a superhero show is only as good as its villain. So here's to those evil Big Bads, from Batman's many foils to Daredevil's biggest nemesis.

The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Warning for parts of Baltimore and Harford counties.

After 30 years, the Reina Sofia and Madrid has reversed its ban on taking photographs of Picasso's Guernica.

The police administration suspended Internet services in the district as a precautionary measure after the incident

The steep decline is indicated in a report by the Ministry of Finance. The country saw a 34 per cent drop in foreign direct investment, with exit transactions down by 80 per cent (from US$ 307 to US$ 56 million). The main factors are the decline in the value of many US-based tech companies, the Ukraine war, inflation, and the contentious reform of the justice system.

Anyway, I could not turn down the opportunity to be subjected to a panel of intelligent young men and women as they dissected this idea of a not-for-profit before they could release some funding