Philippine fishermen may have branded China’s new coastguard law a “virtual declaration of war”, but so far most of the fighting talk from Manila has been infighting. In remarks that betray divisions …
The Philippines cannot do without fossil fuels just yet: Ayala and Lopez bosses
Instead of an ‘overnight shift’, there must be a ‘balance’ between use of renewables and transition fuels like natural gas, argued top Filipino industry leaders in a virtual forum held …
The Philippines cannot do without fossil fuels just yet: Ayala and Lopez bosses
Instead of an ‘overnight shift’, there must be a ‘balance’ between use of renewables and transition fuels like natural gas, argued top Filipino industry leaders in a virtual forum held …
Critics of Philippines’ anti-terror law lumped in with communist rebels as deadly ‘red-tagging’ continues under Duterte
Opponents of the Philippine president’s controversial new anti-terror law are the latest to find themselves ‘red-tagged’ by the authorities in a deadly game of finger pointing that has already cost …
Philippines’ COVID-19 cases cross 528,000
The number of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases in the Philippines hit 528,853 on Tuesday after the Department of Health (DOH) reported 1,583 new infections as 13 laboratories failed to submit …
Aspiring Model Locked in Cage by Family in Philippines for 5 Years
An aspiring model has been locked in a cage for five years in the Philippines after suffering from a mental breakdown.
Guam residents allowed to enter Philippines if they have a medical emergency
Guam residents requiring emergency medical care have been allowed to enter the Philippines on a case-by-case basis, according to the Guam Governor’s Office. “As we continue to respond to COVID-19, we …
Briones: Philippines can’t continue depending on printed modules
As the Philippines rethinks its education system amid the coronavirus pandemic, Education Secretary Leonor Briones said the country cannot continue depending on printed self-learning modules due to …
Citi: Philippine economy to grow 7% this year
The Philippines may rebound from the pandemic-induced recession this year with a gross domestic product growth of seven percent, but full recovery may only happen in the third quarter of next year, …
Weak imports give Philippines a record-high dollar surplus
The balance of payments was in surplus since April last year, capped by a record monthly surfeit worth $4.24 billion in December, the central bank reported on Monday evening.