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By Gokan Gunes and Raziye Akkoc, Agence France Presse Turkish authorities on Sunday pressed on with a ruthless crackdown against suspects in the failed coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, with 6,000 people including generals and judges detained in a move that has sparked international concern. World leaders including US President Barack Obama have strongly condemned the attempted putsch but also urged Turkey to respect the rule of law in its aftermath, especially after pictures emerged showing... Читать дальше...

France has expressed its willingness to help in reducing the tension in the South China Sea following the ruling handed down last week by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague favoring the Philippines over China. Speaking to reporters at the sidelines of the Bastille Day celebration over the weekend, French Ambassador to the Philippines Thierry Mathou said France can engage stakeholders, including China, in discussions and diplomacy, noting that “it’s in the interest of everyone to lessen... Читать дальше...

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Epson has agreed with the Robustelli family to acquire 100% of the capital of Fratelli Robustelli S.r.l. (“Robustelli”), a leader in the textile printing industry.

Those who still view the Philippines as a technological laggard were surprised when the country jumped 17 places in the 2015 Global Innovation Index (GII), placing 83rd in worldwide rankings and 12th for Southeast Asia and Oceana.

Experts are predicting that machinery and industrial equipment manufacturers will soon move to the Philippines in the coming years due to steady growth in GDP and manufacturing output in recent years.

ISTANBUL — Prayers are being read simultaneously from Turkey's 85,000 mosques at noon to rally the country to defend its democracy and honor those who died in an attempted military coup.

Foodstuffs and even small items are included in the unprecedented "no gift policy" of the new administration of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).

France has expressed its willingness to help in reducing the tension in the South China Sea following the ruling handed down last week by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague favoring the Philippines over China.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai hit back Sunday at accusations that the global internet giant failed to pay enough taxes in Europe, and warned of the potential fallout from Britain leaving the EU.

An armed group with links to an imprisoned opposition leader seized a police building in Yerevan on Sunday and took hostages, the national security service said.

A Panamanian-registered cargo ship involved in attempted arms smuggling seven years ago sank off Manila Bay in full view of the morning crowd along the Baywalk in Roxas Boulevard in Manila.

Community police Officer Tommy Norman of North Little Rock in Arkansas, has gone viral online as he showed just the right definition of policing through his social media account.

JERUSALEM — Israeli police say they have apprehended a 20-year-old Palestinian who attempted to board the light rail in Jerusalem with explosives in his bag.

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DAVAO CITY – Agriculture secretary Manny Piñol has ordered the relief of Bureau of Plant and Industry (BPI) Quarantine Service officer-in-charge Andres Alemania for allegedly demanding grease money from Cavendish banana exporters.

US singer and actress Queen Latifah joined a mass anti-AIDS march in the South African city of Durban Saturday, where grandmothers bringing up children orphaned by the disease also took to the streets.

Miami Heat president Pat Riley admitted Saturday that the departure of veteran Dwyane Wade "floored" him and he regretted not taking a more active role in talks to retain the star.

SAYLORSBURG, Pa. — An exiled Muslim cleric whom Turkey's president has accused of orchestrating a failed coup denied any responsibility Saturday, saying he had no knowledge of the plot.

The word "fire" is heard on the cockpit voice recorder of EgyptAir 804 before the plane crashed into the Mediterranean in May, an Egyptian-led investigative committee said Saturday.

World leaders expressed support for Turkey and its democratic institutions on Saturday after the government quashed an attempted military coup.