Foreign Policy

Livelihood Aid for Davao Gulf Fish Workers Continues Despite Earthquake Response

DAVAO CITY  (June 17)  — While government agencies remain focused on relief and recovery efforts following the powerful June 8 earthquake in southeastern Mindanao, an ongoing livelihood program for...

Child Labor-Free? Zamboanga del Sur Town’s Success Story Faces the Test of Sustainability

ZAMBOANGA CITY  (June 17)  — When the municipality of Ramon Magsaysay  in Zamboanga del Sur was recently declared...

Beyond the US: Philippines Eyes Defense Pact with Germany Amid Shifting Global Security Landscape

MANILA  (June 17)  — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s openness to a future Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) with Germany...

More Than 30 Witnesses, High Stakes: Duterte Impeachment Trial Tests Philippine Institutions

MANILA  (June 17)  — The House prosecution panel's announcement that it will present more than 30 witnesses in...

Beyond Rescue: Police Step Up Security as Quake-Hit Communities Face New Risks

DAVAO CITY (June 17) — As thousands of families across Mindanao struggle with damaged homes, disrupted services, and...
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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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