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BBy Briana Fiore

Briana Fiore is an Adelaide-based reporter and visual storyteller, known for character-driven journalism. A 2021 Walkley Young Australian Journalist of the Year, three-time Walkley finalist and former Andrew Olle Scholar, she has worked on Four Corners investigations and contributed to Australian Story and 7.30 in S…

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EDSA@40: Truth is stranger than fiction

THIS year, EDSA People Power celebrates its 40th anniversary. It has been 40 years since the dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. was forced to exit Malacañang with his family under the protection of the United States, which facilitated their exile in Hawaii. Three years later, in 1989, Ferdinand Sr. expired from cardiac a…

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Jordan: Unrwa salary cuts raise fear of agency’s ‘dismantling’

It was not an easy decision for Manal* to remove her two children from Unrwa’s health insurance. But it was a necessary one. Faced with a widening hole in her family’s budget, the English teacher at an Unrwa school in Jordan made a stark calculation: cut health cover or sink deeper into debt.

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WATCH: PhilHealth open to partner with private sector

PhilHealth Vice President Walter Bacareza tells The Manila Times in an interview on Feb. 26, 2026 that the state health insurer is ready to partner with the private sector, noting that it has made reforms in payment to private hospitals. He also lauded The Manila Times for holding the health forum and partnering wit…

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Jordan: Prince Harry and Meghan visit Gaza evacuees in WHO mental health mission

The couple joined a World Health Organization delegation led by Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus for a two day trip centred on mental health and conflict trauma. In Amman, they met children receiving treatment after being medically evacuated from Gaza and spoke with doctors dealing with long term injuries…

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Duterte’s defense team expected to present evidence 'drug war' allegations 'politically motivated' as ICC resumes hearing

MANILA, Philippines — The defense team of former president Rodrigo Duterte is expected to present evidence intended to prove that allegations against his anti-drug campaign were "rhetorical, politically motivated or selectively quoted" and dispute the number of victims and the scope of evidence presented by the pros…

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