The tamilok, commonly called a 'shipworm,' is best known as a slimy (and increasingly popular) Philippine delicacy, but scientists are looking beyond its slippery texture to explore potential health benefits.
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Bjorn Kristensen’s penalty, Quincy Kammeraad’s relief effort between the sticks and a steady defensive stand anchored by Amani Aguinaldo send the Philippines to the semifinals of the Asean Mitsubishi Electric Cup. | @jonasterradoINQ
LOOK: Carlos Yulo poses with his medal and pauses for the national anthem of the Philippines as he stands on the podium after winning the gold medal during the men's artistic gymnastics individual floor finals. #Paris2024 | 📷: Seco/AP; Bonaventure, Ellis/AFP
LOOK: Philippine Air Force’s four FA-50s arrived in Australia on Wednesday, to become the first-ever deployment of the said fighter jets for overseas drills. @inquirerdotnet
While many countries around the world aim for continued economic growth, Costa Rica is achieving high levels of wellbeing that have very little to do with money.
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Experts have long warned about the threat posed by artificial intelligence going rogue -- but a new research paper suggests it's already happening.
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⭐ Today’s essential read: The World Bank reported that half of the world's 75 poorest countries are experiencing a widening income gap with the wealthiest economies for the first time this century in a historical reversal of developmen⭐ Today’s essential read: The World Bank reported that half of the world's 75 poorest countries are experiencing a widening income gap with the wealthiest economies for the first time this century in a historical reversal of development
Pres Marcos meets a koala upon arrival at the Government House Victoria for the Asean-Australian Special Summit leaders' luncheon and retreat. @inquirerdotnet
Pres Marcos arrives at the Government House Victoria in Melbourne for the Asean-Australia Special Summit leaders' luncheon and retreat. Each arriving Asean leader was greeted by Australia PM Anthony Albanese and by a koala, one of Australia's well known wildlife. @inquirerdotnet
President Marcos and 10 other Asean leaders do the Asean handshake with special summit host Australian Prime Minister Albanese during the official welcome ceremony @inquirerdotnet