Foreign Policy

P95-M Shabu Intercepted at Surigao Port, Courier Arrested

SURIGAO CITY  (March 16) — Authorities seized nearly P95 million worth of suspected shabu and arrested an alleged drug courier during a joint anti-drug interdiction operation at Lipata Port...

ASEAN Ministers urge development of petroleum sharing agreement amid Middle East tensions

MANILA  (March 16) --- The ongoing conflict in the Middle East may prompt the Association of Southeast Asian...

Faith, Welfare, and Women’s Roles: BARMM Social Ministry Holds Women’s Month Session in Sulu Village

MAIMBUNG, Sulu  (March 16) — A community session organized by the Ministry of Social Services and Development (MSSD)...

Fleeing Uncertainty: OFWs Return Home as Middle East Tensions Escalate

MANILA  (March 16) — For many overseas Filipino workers, the journey home this week was not part of...

Marcos Reaffirms Support for BARMM, but Challenges to Bangsamoro Self-Governance Persist

COTABATO CITY  (March 16) — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reaffirmed his administration’s support for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region...
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Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns: Middle East crisis could hit PH wallets hard

MANILA  (March 4) — The country’s largest business group is raising a red flag: escalating military tensions in the Middle East could soon squeeze...

Oil Prices Surge Amid Middle East Crisis: What It Means for the Philippines

MANILA (March2 ) — Rising tensions in the Middle East are beginning to shake global oil markets, raising concerns about possible fuel price hikes...

Global leaders urge peace as U.S.–Israel strikes on Iran trigger regional escalation

DAVAO CITY (March 1) -Major military escalation has unfolded in the Middle East following coordinated air strikes by the United States and Israel on...

3,000 OFWs face cases abroad; 24 on death row — DMW

MANILA (December 23) — Around 3,000 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are currently facing legal cases abroad, including 24 who remain on death row, the...

Israel to ban cellphone use in Elementary Schools starting February

JERUSALEM (December 14) – Cellphone use will be prohibited in Israeli elementary schools beginning February, Education Minister Yoav Kisch announced Thursday, citing the need...

Trump’s remittance ban shuts out undocumented migrants: Millions of families cut off

DAVAO CITY (July 1)-Families of undocumented migrants in the United States are now facing a grim financial reality: the flow of dollars from abroad...
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