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SENIOR leaders of the Globe Group were recognized as among the Top 10 chief commercial officers in the Philippines for 2023 by CEO Insights Asia magazine.

THE Philippines deported 180 Chinese on Thursday after they were detained in a raid on a suspected sex-trafficking and online scam operation in the capital Manila, officials said.

(UPDATE) THE Philippines has secured a seat in the Loss and Damage Fund Board at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced Thursday.

NOTHING could paint a more stark picture of our very wrong foreign relations than the photos in the front pages of Vietnamese and Philippine broadsheets in recent days.

THE Philippines improving food distribution system is seen to lead the country and experience economic growth between 2025 to 2070, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said.

On Thursday, BoI said in its statement that it conducted a two-day business activity from December 5-6 in Budapest, Hungary, with 70 Hungarian companies engaged in agriculture, agro-processing, renewable energy, manufacturing, automotive, health care and cosmetics, industrial machinery and furniture; information and technology, and software solutions; waste management, water technology, among others.

MANILA, Philippines: The Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said on Wednesday that it is closely monitoring the cloud clusters which may enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) as a low pressure area (LPA) over the weekend.

MANILA, Philippines: The Philippines voted in favor of the United Nations (UN) resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza to halt the loss of life and suffering in the Palestinian enclave under heavy bombardment by Israel.

MANILA, Philippines: Several K-Pop and K-drama stars have arrived in the country on Wednesday, a day before the much-anticipated 2023 Asia Artist Awards (AAA) at the Philippine Arena, Bulacan.

Massachusetts health officials say that supervised injection sites would help reduce opioid overdose deaths in the state, as drug fatalities continue to remain elevated amid an unrelenting opioid epidemic across the region.