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Philippines Condemns Online Baby Sales Amidst Broader Child Exploitation Crisis
The Philippine Commission on Human Rights (CHR) condemned the online sale of babies following documented cases, including a one-month-old infant; Senator Pia Cayetano also called for a Senate investigation into possible criminal organizations involved, highlighting a broader crisis of online child e...
Philippines Condemns Online Baby Sales Amidst Broader Child Exploitation Crisis
The Philippine Commission on Human Rights (CHR) condemned the online sale of babies following documented cases, including a one-month-old infant; Senator Pia Cayetano also called for a Senate investigation into possible criminal organizations involved, highlighting a broader crisis of online child e...
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China Condemns South China Sea Arbitration Ruling as Politically Motivated"
During the East Asia Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi denounced the 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling as politically motivated, violating international law and bilateral agreements, while emphasizing China's commitment to negotiating a regional Code of Conduct.
China Condemns South China Sea Arbitration Ruling as Politically Motivated"
During the East Asia Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi denounced the 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling as politically motivated, violating international law and bilateral agreements, while emphasizing China's commitment to negotiating a regional Code of Conduct.
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64% Bias Score


Qantas Data Breach Impacts 6 Million Customers
A hacker contacted Qantas claiming responsibility for a data breach affecting 6 million customers, exposing personal information but not financial details; the Australian Federal Police is involved, and Qantas is implementing new security measures.
Qantas Data Breach Impacts 6 Million Customers
A hacker contacted Qantas claiming responsibility for a data breach affecting 6 million customers, exposing personal information but not financial details; the Australian Federal Police is involved, and Qantas is implementing new security measures.
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40% Bias Score


Del Monte Pacific Deconsolidates Bankrupt US Subsidiary
Del Monte Pacific deconsolidated its bankrupt US subsidiary, Del Monte Foods Holdings Ltd., after losing control in June due to missed debt payments, resulting in an 8.2% share price drop and an ongoing financial impact assessment.
Del Monte Pacific Deconsolidates Bankrupt US Subsidiary
Del Monte Pacific deconsolidated its bankrupt US subsidiary, Del Monte Foods Holdings Ltd., after losing control in June due to missed debt payments, resulting in an 8.2% share price drop and an ongoing financial impact assessment.
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Manila Mayor Warns of Health Emergency Amidst Rubbish Crisis
Manila Mayor Francisco Domagoso declared a potential health emergency due to uncollected rubbish after two contractors quit over 400 million pesos (\$7 million) in unpaid fees, urging residents to temporarily store waste at home.
Manila Mayor Warns of Health Emergency Amidst Rubbish Crisis
Manila Mayor Francisco Domagoso declared a potential health emergency due to uncollected rubbish after two contractors quit over 400 million pesos (\$7 million) in unpaid fees, urging residents to temporarily store waste at home.
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Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this anniversary encourages the Philippines to reflect on its foreign policy choices toward China, balancing economic ties with navigating geopolitical complexities and tensions in the South China Sea.
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this anniversary encourages the Philippines to reflect on its foreign policy choices toward China, balancing economic ties with navigating geopolitical complexities and tensions in the South China Sea.
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China Rejects 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award
China on Saturday urged relevant countries to stop referring to the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award, calling it illegal and non-binding, after the Philippines said it would continue to use the award to assert its rights.

China Rejects 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award
China on Saturday urged relevant countries to stop referring to the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award, calling it illegal and non-binding, after the Philippines said it would continue to use the award to assert its rights.
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Beijing Symposium Urges South China Sea Dialogue
An international symposium in Beijing on April 12, 2024, called for peace and dialogue in the South China Sea, discussing China's sovereignty claims, the 2016 arbitration award's impact, and the importance of a Code of Conduct (COC).

Beijing Symposium Urges South China Sea Dialogue
An international symposium in Beijing on April 12, 2024, called for peace and dialogue in the South China Sea, discussing China's sovereignty claims, the 2016 arbitration award's impact, and the importance of a Code of Conduct (COC).
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Aboitiz Wins Bid for Philippine Hydroelectric Plant
The Thunder Consortium, led by Aboitiz Renewables, won the bid for the 728-megawatt Caliraya-Botocan-Kalayaan hydroelectric plant in the Philippines with a 36.3 billion pesos ($642 million) offer, furthering the country's renewable energy goals and reflecting Aboitiz's 190 billion pesos investment i...

Aboitiz Wins Bid for Philippine Hydroelectric Plant
The Thunder Consortium, led by Aboitiz Renewables, won the bid for the 728-megawatt Caliraya-Botocan-Kalayaan hydroelectric plant in the Philippines with a 36.3 billion pesos ($642 million) offer, furthering the country's renewable energy goals and reflecting Aboitiz's 190 billion pesos investment i...
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Lithuania and Philippines Forge Security Pact Amid China Tensions
Lithuania and the Philippines signed a security agreement on Monday, focusing on cybersecurity, military industry cooperation, and maritime security, to counter perceived growing aggression from China, particularly in the disputed South China Sea.

Lithuania and Philippines Forge Security Pact Amid China Tensions
Lithuania and the Philippines signed a security agreement on Monday, focusing on cybersecurity, military industry cooperation, and maritime security, to counter perceived growing aggression from China, particularly in the disputed South China Sea.
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Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection and Independent Foreign Policy
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this article analyzes the relationship's trajectory, highlighting periods of cooperation and conflict, advocating for independent foreign policy, and emphasizing the importance of dialogue and strategic econ...

Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection and Independent Foreign Policy
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this article analyzes the relationship's trajectory, highlighting periods of cooperation and conflict, advocating for independent foreign policy, and emphasizing the importance of dialogue and strategic econ...
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52% Bias Score

Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Independent Foreign Policy and Dialogue
The 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and China prompts reflection on Manila's foreign policy choices, emphasizing the need for independent decision-making, balanced alliances, and prioritizing dialogue over confrontation to achieve mutual prosperity.

Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Independent Foreign Policy and Dialogue
The 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and China prompts reflection on Manila's foreign policy choices, emphasizing the need for independent decision-making, balanced alliances, and prioritizing dialogue over confrontation to achieve mutual prosperity.
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52% Bias Score
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