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In her enthusiasm to be seen, Karen jumped the fence that kept out uninvited guests

The Military Council and its Border Guard Force (BGF) subordinates are taking proactive measures to prevent potential renewed attacks by the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) and People's Defense Force (PDF) on military installations along the Chaunghnitkhwa and Mudon road sections of Kyainseikgyi and Kyaikmaraw townships, a source close to the resistance movement said.

Read about how Criminology interns from Bago City College, Robert King Gonzales, Jonas Andrei Garcenila, Emer Jan Bancal, and Edmar Flores, were recognized for their exceptional kindness and compassion. Learn how their good deed in assisting an elderly woman garnered praise and inspired the community. Find out how their efforts align with the city government's core values and how they were commended by Mayor Nicholas Yulo. Discover how their actions are setting a positive example for their ...

Yessamin Carbonilla, UAAP Season 86's 3,000-meter walkathon third-place finisher, visits Bago City Mayor Nicholas Yulo. Learn more about her journey from Ramon Torres National High School to Far Eastern University and her recent achievement. Read now!

The Military Council and the Three Brotherhood Alliance have agreed to a temporary ceasefire; however air-strikes and fighting persists in many areas. According to an attendee cited by VoA, a ceasefire agreement was achieved between the Military Council and the Three Brotherhood Alliance during a meeting in Kunming on January 10th and 11th, facilitated by China's intervention.

Myanmar has become a hotspot for human trafficking since the 2021 military coup.

On January 1, 2024, Prime Minister Keith Rowley offered a disappointing New Years greeting to his nation.

Former rapper was among those who were either killed or denied medical treatment.

Attacks don’t spare women and children.

Negros Occidental gears up to support farmers amid ongoing El Niño phenomenon. Learn how the provincial government plans to mitigate the effects and ensure ample rice supply in the region. Read more.