Philippines World News API

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            "title": "Paths of the Soul (Mount Kailash)",
            "description": "Paths of the Soul (Mount Kailash), a film themed on Tibetan Buddhist pilgrimage, records the entire journey of 11 villagers from Markam Village who embarked on a more-than-2500-kilometer prostration pilgrimage that lasted over a year. It demonstrates the profound connotations of Tibetan Buddhist pilgrimage rituals. From the theoretical perspective of interpretive anthropology, this paper analyzes how Tibetan Buddhist pilgrimage rituals construct the spiritual world of believers through four dimensions: the sacred site complex, the sanctity of ritual behaviors, the diversity of pilgrimage motivations, and the perseverance and evolution of faith under the impact of modernity. It reveals the in-depth logic of the integration of faith and life, and explores the existential value and future direction of traditional faith in modern society.",
            "content": "1. Introduction\nPilgrimage is an important manifestation of religious belief for Tibetan Buddhist followers. It is a spiritual practice process in which believers set off along fixed sacred routes toward recognized holy sites with strong emotions and... [35652 chars]",
            "url": "https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation?paperid=149549",
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            "title": "Analyzing the Disconnect between Ambulance Response Times and Traffic Fatality Rates in Saudi Arabia",
            "description": "This study investigates the paradoxical relationship between ambulance response times and traffic fatality rates across Saudi Arabia’s 13 administrative regions in 2024. Contrary to conventional expectations of a positive correlation, the analysis reveals a weak to moderate negative association, indicating that faster emergency medical services (EMS) responses do not necessarily translate into lower mortality from road traffic collisions. The “Aseer-Tabuk Paradox” exemplifies this disconnect: regions with rapid ambulance responses (e.g., Aseer) recorded among the highest fatality rates, while slower-response regions (e.g., Tabuk) also exhibited elevated mortality. Instead, the findings underscore the dominant role of pre-crash determinants—such as road design, driver behavior, and accident severity—in shaping fatality outcomes. Additionally, a strong positive correlation was observed between investment in internal road safety infrastructure and faster in-city ambulance response times, highlighting infrastructure’s dual function in accident prevention and emergency access facilitation. The study advocates for a holistic, two-pronged road safety strategy that equally prioritizes primary prevention (pre-crash interventions) and secondary response (post-crash care optimization). By shifting policy focus from EMS-centric approaches to integrated, regionally tailored measures, this research provides evidence-based insights for enhancing national traffic safety frameworks in Saudi Arabia and similar contexts.",
            "content": "1. Introduction\nRoad traffic injuries represent a critical global public health challenge, with significant social, economic, and healthcare burdens [1]. In Saudi Arabia, a nation characterized by rapid urbanization, extensive road networks, and dive... [38367 chars]",
            "url": "https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation?paperid=149546",
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            "title": "Cambodia says it has closed almost 200 scam centers in fraud crackdown",
            "description": "Thousands of scam workers, ​some of them trafficking victims confined in ⁠brutal conditions, have fled compounds in recent weeks seeking to return home.",
            "content": "Cambodia has closed almost 200 scam centers in a crackdown on transnational fraud in recent weeks, a senior government official said, with authorities providing rare access to one center in a bid to show they are tackling the sophisticated operations... [2465 chars]",
            "url": "https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/02/11/asia-pacific/crime-legal/cambodia-scam-centers-fraud-crackdown/",
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                "name": "The Japan Times",
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