Manila Bulletin - 2024-05-25

• Carlos reassigned to AFP HQ over alleged Ph-china ‘new model’ deal
• BOC installs modern airport scanners
• Taiwan tracks dozens of Chinese warplanes and navy vessels off its coast on 2nd day of drills
• Israeli war cabinet directs negotiatin­g team to resume talks on hostages deal
• Constituti­onal Court of Thailand agrees to hear a case that could imperil the prime minister
• Parasite causes mass sea urchin die-off, endangerin­g coral reefs worldwide – study
• Tatak Pinoy Act encourages Filipinos to patronize high quality products
• Let the children come to me
• Legislativ­e turnover and Charter change
• From schools to the Olympics, how France’s staunch secularism affects religion in public life
• The right of Filipino citizenshi­p
• Holy Trinity, love of the family
• Rain, reign
• On faithfulne­ss
• Romualdez to Masinloc fishers: PBBM is behind you
• Hoffman leads; Scheffler struggles
• Nadal battles Zverev in first round
• Esteban, ANTA renew partnershi­p
• Cavs fire coach Bickerstaf­f
• BROWN TAKES FLIGHT
• Canino impresses in new role
• Nueva Ecija shares lead
• Upscale retailer SSI Group profits drop
• Eton to launch residentia­l, hotel projects
• Motor Ace opens new hub in Ayala Land's Vermosa
• Max's Group earnings fall 43% in Q1
• Mega Prime Foods expands into drinks category
• MPT South, Cavite LGU to launch tourism passport
• Rocking for the planet: How music fuels environmen­tal change
• Go green or go home
• Asian shares track Wall Street's slide on worries over interest rates
• Japan racks up trade deficit as imports balloon due to cheap yen
• Experienci­ng one of Tokyo’s biggest religious festivals

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