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Philippine bandits are being blamed for the kidnapping of a Filipina hotel worker and Chinese tourist from a resort in Malaysia’s Singamata Island, off the coastal town of Semporna.

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                    [Title] => Britain to become largest European economy in 2030: report
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Britain is expected to become the largest Western European economy in 2030 by overtaking Germany, said a research report issued by the Center for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) on Thursday.

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                    [Title] => Swiss voters cast ballots on fate of Swiss army
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                    [Title] => IMF sees weaker-than-average recovery from recession
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                    [Title] => RP ranked with Colombia in Schengen visa ruling
                    [Summary] => The Philippines is now on the same list as South America’s illegal drug-haven, Colombia.


The Philippines was ranked along with Colombia in Germany’s listing of countries where nationals will be subjected to special procedures when applying for a Schengen visa, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.


Colombia is notorious for its drug cartel and thriving trade in cocaine, heroin and other illegal drugs.


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                    [Title] => Ople confirms warning vs 15 Euro nations
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Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said the Philippines would have to "retaliate" if it is not removed from a list of countries whose nationals must undergo a rigid screening for visa applications to enter these countries.


"This is a serious matter and I will first obtain the clearance of President Arroyo," he said.


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Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said the Philippines would have to "retaliate" if it is not removed from a list of countries whose nationals must undergo a rigid screening for visa applications to enter these countries.


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