The Philippine Star - 2019-10-03

• FIRE RAZES STAR CITY
• Albayalde: I will not resign
• You can’t eliminate hazing – Rody
• DFA chief tweets order to protest China harassment
• Medvedev welcomes Rody to ‘bigger, better’ white house
• DOE to oil firms: Explain rollback calculatio­ns
• House augments AFP, PNP budgets by P2 B
• Pinays quit work at peak of childbeari­ng years — study
• Rody: Premature to react to proposed US ban on Phl execs
• DOJ sets release of 37 more surrendere­es under GCTA
• Gov’t allocates P1 B for hog raisers affected by ASF
• Mocha, 15 Cabinet execs join Rody in Russia trip
• ‘France may have submarines best suited for Navy’
• Magalong says he is receiving death threats
• The continuous search for peace
• The Seoul of Korea’s historical heritage
• Korean Air donates bicycles, footballs to Vietnam schools
• It’s 8-6 for Marcos in PET first round
• Conceived in crisis
• Rotarians in Gingoog
• Quo Vadis China
• Put jeepneys where tricycles are aplenty
• Review pass-on provisions in power cost
• Muntinlupa sets one-way scheme on SLEX
• ‘I deserve to be chief justice’
• 12 charged in ambush of ex-Pangasinan gov
• Garin offers to resign over Dengvaxia
• SM Prime donates 2nd building to Olongapo school
• They called it ‘brotherhoo­d’
• 105,000 websites host child sexual abuse materials — report
• Teachers need salary hike, not discounts, group says
• 4 bodies found in Taiwan bridge collapse
• NATS CATCH A BREAK
• Strong finish puts Del Rosario in the mix
• Red-hot Lascuña torches field with fiery 65
• UST, Ateneo netters share Actifit top honors
• Saints, Skippers begin title showdown
• Maroons appeal Bo suspension
• Squash events in peril for SEA Games
• Shuttlers named for SEA Games
• Choco sustains hot streak
• TNT burns Phoenix
• SEAG torch hits Manila next week
• 70% tariff on rice imports pushed
• Jollibee boosts investment in Tim Ho Wan
• More key PAL executives leave
• Stocks plunge further as foreign funds exit
• China celebrates 70 years
• Customs hikes collection­s by 12% in September
• Bringing mentorship across the Asean
• PCC breaks up exclusive ISP deal in 8990 condo projects
• BDO rural banking arm readies expansion
• PAL increases capacity of daily f lights to Guam
• SM set to open 3rd mall in Pangasinan
• Clarificat­ions and comments by readers
• ‘Economic, political stability key factors toward digital transforma­tion’
• Cignal taps Multisys for system upgrade
• Voice app experience in Phl ranks among worst globally
• Time to act on climate change, Phl tells UN
• Phl highlights options to respond to cybersecur­ity threats
• Ratify mercury phaseout treaty – watchdog
• Docu film stresses urgency to save Phl Eagle
• Sawali tapped as possible body armor material
• ABS-CBN, GMA dispute lead in TV ratings
• Oro, Plato, Masa culinary competitio­n launched
• 11,000 volunteers show up at SM by the Bay for Int’l Coastal Cleanup
• PATA to host biggest travel forum
• Juday: It’s not easy to be a kontrabida
• John Denver Trending in Busan Fest
• HOROSCOPE
• elaine Duran is Tawag 3 champ
• Barangay lS 97.1 DJs’ perception on ‘forever’
• I SAY TOMATO, YOU SAY TOMATITO
• Trip To Singapore at Diamond Hotel
• More fun, More filipino food trips at Kain na!
• CHef-noMads Get funKY
• THREE DECADES AFTER, GERMANY STANDS TALL AS ONE, UNITED NATION
• FNF Philippine­s’ brand of freedom
• Hanns Seidel Foundation: 40 years of developmen­t cooperatio­n with the Philippine­s
• Friedrich Ebert Stiftung: Championin­g social justice and democracy
• Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung: Promoting climate justice in the Philippine­s
• Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Philippine­s: The think-and-do tank

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