The Philippines’ central bank is set to leave its key rate unchanged as it waits for previous easing to filter through an economy in recession, while watching for any spillover effects from faster …
‘Successful REIT listings show investor confidence in Philippines’
MANILA, Philippines — Successful listings of real estate investment trusts (REIT) since last year indicate strong investor confidence in the country’s prospects of recovery from the pandemic-induced …
Philippines must have courage to stand up against China —Locsin
Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. on Wednesday said the country should stand up against China or else there will be continued “trenching” on the Philippines’ territory. Based on Chino …
Philippines’ COVID-19 active cases climb to over 90,000 with 6,666 new infections
The Philippines on Wednesday reported 6,666 new coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections, bringing the total tally to 684,311, as seven laboratories failed to submit data on time. According to …
Harry Roque still insists that the Philippines’ management of the pandemic is excellent; netizens berate the Presidential Spox
The continuous surge of Covid-19 cases compelled senators to abolish the Inter-Agency Task Force on the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) on Tuesday, March 23. However, Presidential …
China Embassy Takes Swipe at ‘Fusty’ Japan Over South China Sea
China’s embassy in the Philippines has blamed “some external countries” for stoking tensions in the region, in remarks aimed at Japan after its ambassador stressed the need for peace and stability and …
Drive for in-person classes intensifies in the Philippines
The ruling elite in the Philippines, like its counterparts around the globe, is attempting to force the reopening of schools as part of its campaign to resume the production of profit.
Second batch of Sinovac vaccines donated by China arrives in the Philippines
Among those who welcomed the vaccines at the NAIA were Health Secretary Francisco Duque III, vaccine czar Carlito Galvez Jr., Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian, and Senator Bong Go, …
Plastic mismanagement costs Philippines $890 million yearly
The Philippine economy is losing as much as $890 million (P43.25 billion) annually amid the country’s failure to ramp up plastic recycling among various industries.
Plastic mismanagement costs Philippines $890 million yearly
The Philippine economy is losing as much as $890 million (P43.25 billion) annually amid the country’s failure to ramp up plastic recycling among various industries.