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When the Dutch government announced plans to buy out farms close to nature reserves and cut the country’s livestock herd by as much as one-third, farmers revolted, staging massive demonstrations and destabilizing politics in the Netherlands. A series of articles and a video break this down. In Brazil, members of São Paulo’s Jaraguá Guarani Indigenous […]

Filipino rock bank Kamikazee was ousted by Sorsogon Governor during the Kasanggayahan Festival in Casiguran over alleged insulting attitude.

Eastern parts of Luzon and the Visayas face rain from the trough of Severe Tropical Storm Jenny (Koinu) on Sunday, October 1. A few areas are also affected by the enhanced southwest monsoon.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A car crash involving a motorcycle will divert traffic on I-240 to prevent a pileup, the Memphis Police Department said.

Severe Tropical Storm Jenny (Koinu) continues to intensify and may strengthen into a typhoon by Sunday evening, October 1

PALO, Leyte: The Mines and Geosciences Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (MGB-DENR) in Eastern Visayas asked Samar Gov. Sharee Ann Tan to issue a cease-and-desist order against the alleged illegal quarrying inside the Provincial Engineering Office compound in Barangay Payao, Catbalogan, Samar.MGB-DENR 8 Regional Director Glenn Marcelo Noble in his Aug. 7, 2023 letter to Tan, through Penro-Samar officer Wilfredo Lacambra, asked her to stop the quarrying activities of t...

Thursday morning, Author, ESPN Sports Analyst, and former MLB and NFL athlete, Brian Jordan visited Lamar-Milledge Elementary School to kick off his

The dividends have a record date of October 10, 2023 and a payment date of November 6, 2023, First Gen said in a filing with the stock exchange.

Makers usually add twists to spice up the drama but then come certain situations where actors move out of shows and the character is shown to be dead. Today we bring to you some on-screen deaths which left the audience dumbfound and traumatized. | Tellychakkar.com

GEOTHERMAL company Energy Development Corp. (EDC), a subsidiary of listed renewable energy (RE) firm First Gen Corp., said Monday that it was planning to spend about $1 billion (approximately P56.8 billion) over the next three years to drill more geothermal wells to expand capacity.