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A Malacañang official has called for public debates on the proposed re-imposition of the death penalty as legislators begin tackling the issue in Congress. In a radio interview, Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said the proposal would need extensive consultation, to determine public sentiment. |
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INDIVIDUAL priests and bishops in the Philippines have spoken out, as Pope Francis has, to remind their flock and parishioners that we must have hearts feeling the pains, difficulties and fears of refugees. And hands willing to help them. Our Man-God, Lord and Savior Himself, Jesus Christ, Christian.... |
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Boxing legend Jack Bodell is set to be honoured in a lasting memorial with a road named after the heavyweight champion, it has been revealed. It comes as Mr Bodell's wife, Jean, and daughter, Faye Radbourne, visited an exhibition in Swadlincote dedicated to Jack, at Sharpe's Pottery Museum on.... |
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Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi has announced the end of involvement of international meditators in the country's peace process.
President Nyusi said the mediators would, if need be, only be involved in the dialogue between the government and the opposition Renamo. |
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Detainees applying to settle in America under the deal had their planned second-round interview dates with US officials postponed indefinitely, Reuters reported on Friday. But Ms Bishop told reporters in while on the election trail in WA on Saturday that she understood interviewing and vetting was still taking place. |
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Detainees applying to settle in America under the deal had their planned second-round interview dates with US officials postponed indefinitely, Reuters reported on Friday. But Ms Bishop told reporters in while on the election trail in WA on Saturday that she understood interviewing and vetting was still taking place. |
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First of all, I’d like to thank so many readers for your kind messages to me over the past two months. I raise a toast to all of you. After the operation in November, although the doctors said my cancer was all gone, I wasn’t much interested in food and was steadily losing weight. |
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Across Spain, neglected corners of many cities are now being made more inviting for visitors. Sevilla's Triana neighborhood, for example, long considered the "wrong side of the river," is soon to be the most colorful part of town. Just across the Guadalquivir River from the city center, it now hosts.... |
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Mourad Badirou's mom told him to stay home and not go to the mosque after six Muslims were shot at the Islamic Cultural Centre in Quebec City last week. He agreed to stay away from the mosque for now, he said, but he also helped organize a vigil at the University of Moncton. |
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Ongoing. Yard Sale, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the Dewey-Humboldt Historical Society Museum, 12925 Main St. in Humboldt. “Meeting the 4 O’Clock Train” exhibit, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sharlot Hall Museum, 415 W. Gurley St. The lure and lore of train travel to Prescott was a long-sought dream realized in 1882. |
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says there's no pause in US interviews with detainees on Nauru, amid uncertainty over whether America will honour a refugee settlement deal. Detainees applying to settle in America under the deal had their planned second-round interview dates with US officials postponed indefinitely, Reuters reported on Friday. |
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