Mali, ‘Loneliest Elephant in the World’ Dies at 49 in Manila Zoo
Vishwa Ma’ali, otherwise known as Mali, is the 'loneliest elephant in the world,' according to an animal rights group.
Mali, the Elephant is a Gift...
Indonesian Hospital in Gaza Doesn’t Conceal Hamas Tunnels – Foreign Ministry
Indonesia refutes Hamas' claim the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza was constructed on top of the terrorist organisation's tunnel.
Hamas Uses Medical Facilities for Terrorism
The medical...
Philippine Durian Finds its Way to Chinese Market
Despite the previous incidents between the Philippines and China clashing in the South China Sea, the Philippine durian is entering the Chinese market.
Odorous But...
Streptococcus Suis Claims Dozens of Lives in Thailand
Eating raw or undercooked meat has its consequences because of Streptococcus suis.
The Culprit - Streptococcus suis
In Thailand, the Department of Disease Control (DDC) reported...
The Buffalo Dairy Farm that Could Boost Laos Economy
Most people are familiar with cheese made from cow's milk. However, a buffalo dairy farm in Laos offers more than cheese that everybody has...
Vietnam’s Largest Tea Producer is Up for Sale
McLeod Russel India declared that it's selling its Vietnam unit, the Phu Ben Tea Company (PBTCL) for $2.15 million.
TLK to Acquire Unit of Vietnam's...
China Coast Guards’ Provocative Actions Resulted in Dangerous Collisions
During the latest incident of China Coast Guards' harassment, its dangerous manoeuvres collided with the Philippine supply boat headed for Ayungin Shoal.
Who 'Bumped' Who?
New...
Philippine Eagle Finds New Hope in Australia’s Arboretum Programme
The Australian government would help protect the Philippine eagle, including its habitat through a funded programme.
Significant Endeavour to Save the Philippine Eagle
Australian envoy to...
Chemical Spill in Philippine Port Poisons Seafarers with Acid Exposure
Due to a chemical spill accident, over 20 crew members were poisoned after getting exposed to sulphuric acid.
Accidental Chemical Spill on the Port
On Saturday,...
Thailand Arrests 40 Indonesian Traditional Fishermen
Once again, Thai authorities jailed 40 Indonesian traditional fishermen from East Aceh District when they entered Thai sovereign waters to fish, according to Panglima...
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Japan Smashes Tons of Vietnamese Durian, Chillies
Due to excessive chemical residues, Japan destroyed tons of Vietnamese durian and chillies that surpassed Japanese standards.
Excessive Chemical Residues in Vietnamese Durian and Chillies
Japan...
Terrorist Attack: ISIS Claims Accountability in Mindanao State University Bombing
The ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) took responsibility for the recent terrorist attack during a Catholic mass in the gymnasium of Mindanao...
Bataan Legislators Voted Against Philippine National Nuclear Energy Safety Act
Not all are happy and approve the operation of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, prompting Bataan legislators, 2nd District Rep. Abet Garcia along with...