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Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (File photo) MANILA - President Rodrigo R. Duterte is hopeful that the next administration would explore nuclear energy as an alternative energy source in the Philippines. In a prerecorded Talk to the People aired Monday night, Duterte said the next administration must study nuclear power because the Philippines, which depends on imported crude oil, is vulnerable to the effects of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. "I hope that the next administration would at l...

The story of the Navy and Army nurses taken prisoners of war.

The winner of the Philippines’ presidential election earlier this month has made another move in support of reviving nuclear power in that country,

Philippine president-elect Ferdinand Marcos signalled his determination to adopt nuclear power Monday, holding talks with South Korea's envoy on possibly reviving a mothballed $2.2 billion plant built during his father's dictatorship.

More jobs may be generated in the future given the likelihood that the country would be able to commercialize and eventually export defense products thanks to the success of Project Building a Universal Mount for Heavy-Barrel Automated Weapon Integration or BUHAWI from the Department of Science and

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A 660MW plant was left dormant after the elder Marcos was ousted in 1986. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Philippine president-elect Ferdinand Marcos signalled his determination to adopt nuclear power Monday, holding talks with South Korea's envoy on possibly reviving a mothballed $2.2 billion plant built…

A project memorializes Filipino military veterans in photographs

Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (File photo) MANILA - President Rodrigo R. Duterte is hopeful that the next administration would explore nuclear energy as an alternative energy source in the Philippines. In a prerecorded Talk to the People aired Monday night, Duterte said the next administration must study nuclear power because the Philippines, which depends on imported crude oil, is vulnerable to the effects of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. "I hope that the next administration would at l...