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Strength is standing your ground. Strength is restraint. A new Philippines is emerging. Gone is the era of a cowardly Philippine government whose Chief Executive trembled at the very shadow of Xi Jinping.

MORE than 500 swimmers are expected in the Congress of the Philippine Aquatics (COPA) National Capital Region One For All-All For One Championships set this weekend at the Teofilo Ildefonso Swimming Center inside the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Manila. COPA co-founder Chito Rivera said teams and students from public…

YENG GUIAO is locked, loaded and ready to rumble  against San Miguel Beer in their Philippine Basketball Association Philippine Cup semifinals duel. He even promised to give the 10-time all-Filipino champion Beermen hell starting in Game 1 of the best-of-seven series at 4:30 p.m. at the SM Mall of Asia…

In an opening keynote address, U.S. Army Pacific Commander Gen. Charles Flynn gave a somber warning.

THE Philippine Statistical Authority (PSA) earlier this month reported that the countrys first quarter ending rice stock stood at 1.64 million metric tons (MT), around 11 percent lower than the 1.84 million MT in the same period last year. It further noted that rice stocks inventories registered annual decreases from the NFA depositories by 58 percent, from the commercial sector by 9.1 percent and from the households by 7.6 percent.

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MANDAUE City recorded the highest year-on-year inflation rate increase, now at 7.6 percent for April 2024, among highly urbanized cities and provinces in Centra

A SUSPENSION order against a municipal mayor and six other town officials in Siaton, Negros Oriental, has remained unimplemented for eight months since its issuance in September 2023.

THE Atin Ito convoy of civilian boats called off plans to sail closer to Bajo de Masinloc (Scarborough Shoal) on May 16, but organizers declared mission accomplished after an advance team, dispatched a day ahead of the official supply mission, broke through a Chinese blockade.

A Philippine civilian convoy returned to port Thursday after its advance team was able to slip past shadowing Chinese vessels to reach the Filipino fishermen at