Philippine security forces have killed seven alleged members of an armed group in a clash in the southern Philippines the military
Business sentiment in Philippines among most improved in APAC
The Philippines is among the leading countries in terms of improved business sentiment in Asia Pacific (APAC) in the first quarter, according to data and analytics firm GlobalData.
Seismologists warn of ‘hazardous, explosive’ eruption of Philippines’ Mayon volcano
The Philippines national seismology agency said it cannot rule out the possibility of Mayon volcano’s “hazardous and explosive” eruption as it continues to spew lava and sulfuric gas. Dr. Teresito Bacolcol,
Philippines Mulls Plan for Military Staff to Pay Into Pensions
A Philippines’ economic team has proposed that military and uniformed personnel contribute 5% of their monthly pay to their retirement funds as part of a plan to overhaul a pension system that’s …
Japan hopes to shore up Philippines’ defence amid Taiwan conflict fears
Japan is preparing military aid for the Philippines to help secure sea approaches and safeguard Taiwan’s western flank, officials say, deepening security ties that could bring Japanese forces back …
Fireworks warehouse explosion injures 18 in Philippines
A fireworks warehouse exploded injuring at least 18 people and shaking nearby homes in the Philippines on Thursday morning. The powerful blast sent shockwaves that shattered windows and shook …
Philippines among Q1 business sentiment leaders in Asia-Pacific — report
Asia-Pacific has seen a leap in business sentiment in the first quarter of 2023, with the Philippines among the three emerging leaders in attracting investor confidence, according to a report by a …
The Choice the Philippines Didn’t Want to Make
Thirty-two years ago, the departure of American troops from the archipelago symbolized the end of colonialism. Today, their return seems like the least bad option.
United States affirms cooperation with Japan, Philippines in Tokyo
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan met Friday with two Asian counterparts in Tokyo, where the leaders agreed to expand their military cooperation in the region in response to increased Chinese aggressions.
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan visits Tokyo, affirms U.S. cooperation with Japan, Philippines
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan met Friday with two Asian counterparts in Tokyo, where the leaders agreed to expand their military cooperation in the region in response to increased Chinese aggressions.