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MANILA, Philippines – The Senate impeachment court on Day 39 accepted the prosecution’s withdrawal of articles on confidential funds, bribery, and grave threats, leaving only the unexplained wealth charge against Vice President Sara Duterte. Presiding Officer Francis Escudero announced: The court accepts and confirms the prosecution’s manifestation… Articles I, III and IV from this point

London wine club’s Shanghai outpost to offer Chinese drinkers a ‘sweet spot’

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London-based private members’ wine club 67 Pall Mall is scheduled to open its first mainland China outpost in December, in Shanghai’s former French Concession. Founder Grant Ashton says the move reflects a global shift away from spirits – which can reach 40 per cent alcohol by volume (ABV) – towards wine, typically 12 to 14 per cent ABV. “Wine is halfway down to zero,” he says, mapping out the spectrum from spirits to non-alcoholic drinks. “If you’re starting from spirits, wine is your sweet...

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Public comments flood US government websites over proposed H-1B, OPT fee hikes

Oct 13, 2026

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Russia detains Japanese journalist on suspicion of spying

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Playing victim? Kapunan says people, not Sara, the one oppressed

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Trump’s ‘golden age’ push hands top science honours to big tech. Will it work?

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The White House’s bid for a US “golden age” of science should put China on alert, Chinese analysts have warned, but they remain sceptical as to whether President Donald Trump’s alliance with Silicon Valley billionaires can pull it off. This comes as Trump, in another arguably unconventional move, handed the country’s highest science and engineering awards to top American tech bosses. Elon Musk, head of electric-vehicle maker Tesla and aerospace manufacturer SpaceX, received the National Medal of...

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