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A threat campaign luring users with malicious documents related to human rights and public notices is aimed at giving the Russia-backed threat group access to victims' systems for cyber-espionage purposes.

THE Philippine startup ecosystem is still considered nascent compared to its counterparts in Southeast Asia and this provides it with a huge room to grow with more successful models from its neighbors to replicate. Startup platform e27 CEO Mohan Belani said the Philippines must adopt a strategic approach in enabling…

THE Philippine peso fell to its weakest level in almost two years on expectations that the United States Federal Reserve could delay its rate cuts, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). On Tuesday, data from the Bankers Association of the Philippines (BAP) showed the peso closed at P58.28…

The gross domestic product growth story in the first quarter of the year will sum it up. Construction is still a key driver of GDP growth, underscoring its significant contribution to the Philippine economy. The construction sector expanded 7.0 percent in the first quarter of 2024, playing a crucial role…

Manila calls for international investigation into destruction of marine environment by Chinese fishermen, who may be members of militia, in disputed atoll

The mayor of a small Philippines town who has been accused of being a Chinese spy has rebutted the charges and clarified that she is a filipino.

Former President Rodrigo Duterte did not make a secret deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping regarding the BRP Sierra Madre, certainly not one pledging not to

Philippine Coast Guard multirole vessel, . The service is poised to receive five more similar vessels. Teresa Magbanua The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) is poised to receive five more 97 m offshore patrol vessels (OPVs). A ceremony to mark th...

Manila Water Co. Inc. of ports and power tycoon Enrique Razon is spending P271 million to enhance water services to over 1.4 million households in Quezon City by improving its sewer network this year.

The government is retaining the fuel surcharge passed on to travelers at a year-high level even as demand for flights is about to go up with the school year ending.