From October, a new policy has come into effect requiring some people aged 75 and over to pay 20% of their medical costs at the counter, doubling the previous burden for many elderly patients. For those living on pensions, the increased costs are squeezing already tight household budgets and fueling concern about how to manage daily life.
Month: October 2025
T he United Nations 80th General Assembly should have been the stage to discuss future of peace in the age of artificial intelligence. Sadly, it turned out to be one of the most divisive sessions dominated by Palestine and not Israel. The gathering proved that Palestine cant be.
Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has weighed in on the future of fast bowler Mohammed Shami after his exclusion from India’s white-ball squads for the upcoming series against Australia.
The draft design of the coin, which was overseen by the Office of the US Treasurer Brandon Beach, features Trump`s profile on one side of the coin. The opposite side depicts Trump with a clenched fist in front of an American flag alongside the words “FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT,” as reported by Politico.
Writer-director steps into a new avataar with a blockbuster that blends family drama, folk art, and a subtle social message
Tropical Storm Priscilla forms in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Mexico
The long and winding 50th season of the PBA tips off Sunday with the opening of the centerpiece Philippine Cup at Smart Araneta Coliseum. And there will be a lot of burning questions that will seek answers. Except maybe one. READ: PBA: June Mar Fajardo grateful as record 9th MVP looms June Mar Fajardo is
T he first of October is marked as Music Day in many parts of the world; another day, June 21, is also observed, with a slightly different emphasis a celebration of musics many forms and its capacity to bring disparate traditions into conversational harmony. Yet if music can.
Having won their division, the NL East, for the second season running, Bryce Harper and the Philadelphia Phillies head into October as one of the favorites to go all the way.
Numerous activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla have accused Israel of providing little food and water, putting them in cells “infested with bugs,” following Israel’s interception of the fleets.