Foreign Policy

Bukidnon Talaandig farmers turn to organic farming to tap vegetable market

VALENCIA CITY (October 20)  — Talaandig farmers in Bukidnon are learning organic vegetable production to improve their harvests and develop marketable produce, hoping to build a steadier source of...

SOCOTECO II power deal faces test of service reliability

GENERAL SANTOS CITY (October 20)  — A private power company is preparing to expand its footprint in Mindanao...

P4.4M shabu seized in Mindanao; two suspects escape by speedboat

COTABATO CITY (October 20)  — Anti-narcotics agents seized P4.4 million worth of shabu in separate operations in South...

BIPPS backs Macacua, warns against interference in BARMM power transition

ZAMBOANGA CITY (October 20)  — A Bangsamoro civic coalition has backed Chief Minister Abdulraof Macacua’s call to protect...

ACT: Uniform relaxation won’t fix heat hazards in overcrowded classrooms

MANILA (October 20) — Easing school uniform rules will do little to protect students and teachers from extreme...
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British King’s Counsel Peter Haynes, has joined Duterte’s legal team before the ICC.

MANILA, Philippines (May 12) — Former President Rodrigo Duterte has appointed British barrister Peter Haynes as his new lead counsel before the International Criminal...

Tom and Jerry at the Senate: Produced by the NBI?

The Senate staircase on Monday did not look like the solemn corridor of a democratic institution. It looked like political theater—half pursuit operation, half...

EducationUSA Hosts 11th University Fair in Quezon City and Davao City

Manila, Philippinws ( May 11)— The U.S. Embassy in the Philippines invites students and parents to attend the 11th EducationUSA University Fair in Quezon City on May 22 and in Davao City on...

PBBM Announces Arrest of Zaldy Co in Czech Republic

MANILA (April 16)---President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday announced the arrest of businessman Zaldy Co, who is now under detention in Prague after...

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...
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