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Researchers from Japan and the Philippines join forces to tackle water scarcity in remote areas.

A non-profit animal organization reminded car owners to check their vehicles if there are any stray animals seeking shelter as the rainy season

Typhoon Aghon is no longer expected to have a significant effect in the country, as it continues to move away from the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) Wednesday, May 29, 2024.

Eastern Samar Governor Ben Evardone has expressed opposition over plans by North Korea to launch its military reconnaissance satellite near the seawaters of the province.

U.S. Marines with 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, alongside Philippine Marines with 4th Marine Brigade and the Coastal Defense Regiment concluded Littoral Zone Reconnaissance Cobra, ending a week-long bilateral command post training,

(1st UPDATE) China routinely accuses vessels of trespassing in areas of the South China Sea that fall inside the exclusive economic zones of its neighbors and has clashed repeatedly with the Philippines in the past year

The oil spill, originating from a vessel at a shipyard in Aklan, results in serious environmental damage and the suspension of fishing activities

Digital Bank Tonik Incoporate GenAI Featuring ChatGPT to its Operations

The human rights body said that the sexual abuse of children at the hands of family members "compounds the trauma experienced by the victims, as they are betrayed and violated by those whom they should trust the most."

Public procurement cooperation with Manila