The European Union (EU) expressed readiness Wednesday in assisting the Philippines from the destruction caused by Typhoon “Glenda” (international name: Rammasun).
A month after the signing of the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro (CAB), ten representatives of the European Union’s member states trooped to Cotabato City and Maguindanao to see first-hand the situation on the ground.
The European Union gives the Philippines until July to prove that its maritime training and monitoring are at par with international standards.
Thousands of Filipinos are descending on Rome for the joint canonization of Popes John XXIII and John Paul II on Sunday, joining millions of other pilgrims eager to see two of the 20th century’s most popular Pontiffs made saints and held up for veneration by Catholics.
The British Embassy said Wednesday that it will not give any special treatment to those suspected of child abuse amid reports that a British national was arrested in Cebu for molesting three minors.
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