The Philippines has a reputation of having some of the toughest … which have extremely restrictive foreign ownership and property rights, are getting so much investments, then logically…” he says, …
Philippines becomes the Asian first country to ratify C190 on violence and harassment at work: ILO
The Philippines has deposited the instrument of ratification of the Violence and Harassment Convention, 2019 (No. 190), becoming the 38 th country in the world – and the first Asian country – to …
Philippines’ Marcos Addresses Australian Parliament Amid Abuses
Australia’s Labor government should be especially concerned by the rising harassment and violence against labor leaders and union organizers in the Philippines. Albanese should urge Marcos to act to …
China Deploys Military Helicopter As Dispute With US Ally Escalates
The Philippines has accused China of jamming the identification broadcasting systems of ships entering disputed Scarborough Shoal …
Coca-Cola plans $1bn expansion in the Philippines
U S beverage giant Coca-Cola will invest $1bn in its business operations in the Philippines, the President’s Office announced on Tuesday. The announcement comes after top execut …
The Marcos-Duterte Family Feud Is Heating Up in the Philippines
The Marcos-Duterte feud in the Philippines has reached a boiling point, reflecting the role US-China competition plays in the country.
The Philippines blindly upping the ante by betting on US backing for its brinkmanship: China Daily editorial
In February alone, the CCG released at least five notices or statements on measures that it had been forced to take because of the Philippines’ provocative activities around Chinese islands and reefs …
Tom Welland: Pro boxer hoping to represent Philippines at Paris Olympics
Essex’s Tom Welland is a professional boxer – but he is hoping to return to the amateur ranks to fight for the Philippines at the Paris Olympics.
Senate OKs bill defining Philippines maritime zones
Senate Bill No. 2492, which was approved on Monday, draws the exact meters and bounds of the Philippines’ maritime entitlements under UNCLOS (United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea) and other …
Philippine central bank launches sustainable finance taxonomy
The Central Bank of the Philippines (BSP) on February 22 approved the use of a new sustainable finance taxonomy for banks.