Malacañang on Monday disputed the observation of the World Health Organization (WHO) that the Philippines has the fastest-growing number of new COVID-19 infections among over 20 countries and …
Philippines coronavirus cases surge, cross 35,000
The number of coronavirus cases in the Philippines has surpassed 35,000, as data from the World Health Organization showed that the country also recorded the fastest increase in the number of …
WHO: Philippines COVID cases rising fastest in region
The Philippines has the fastest increase in coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 cases in the Western Pacific, according to the World Health Organization, prompting the Department of Health (DOH) to …
Philippines welcomes Tier 1 retention in human trafficking report
The Philippines’ Tier 1 status retention in the US State Department’s annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report underlines the country’s seriousness in combating all forms of human trafficking, the …
The Philippines is investigating Wirecard and its missing $2 billion, and a local lawyer says he’s being framed, say reports
Wirecard collapsed after its CEO was arrested and it admitted a missing $2 billion probably didn’t exist.
Asean seeks return of business travel DOT chief sees recovery of Philippines tourism
MANILA, Philippines — Resuming business travel within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations was raised by at least three ASEAN heads of state, Malacañang said, as the grouping convened yesterday …
South China Sea crisis: Vietnam and the Philippines sound alarm amid growing tensions
ALARMS have been raised by Vietnam and the Philippines over repeated violations of maritime rules in the South China Sea as Beijing continues its territorial claims.
From the Philippines to Ann Arbor: The journey of a 100-year-old World War II nurse
She’s gonna jump through the hoops.” Bandico’s story begins with her birth in Mahatao on Batanes Island in the northern Philippines. Her first job, Davis, was helping with road projects in her village …
Philippines to Repatriate Remains of Workers Who Died From Covid in Saudi Arabia
The Philippines will bring home early next month the remains of 152 migrant workers who died of Covid-19 in Saudi Arabia, the Southeast Asian nation’s Labor Department said Friday.
Japanese face mask company Yokoisada to expand in Philippines
Corporation recently announced plans to expand its Philippine operations and double its current production capacity for face masks. It is also set to begin manufacturing nonwoven fabric and earloop …