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Officials of the Philippines, United States, Japan and Australia gathered in Tokyo to discuss regional issues of common interest and more opportunities to expand cooperation among the four allied partners.

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TCS Sustainathon is an ideation competition that aims to inspire students to envision a sustainable future by leveraging on digital technologies to solve real world problems. It is a platform that enables our young minds to collaborate with private companies, non-profit organizations and government agencies to co-create solutions to tackle sustainability challenges. Students are invited to deep dive and develop ideas and solutions to address the Challenge Statements developed for them.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has yet to discuss with Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla the possibility of the Philippines rejoining the International Criminal Court (ICC), the Department of Justice (DoJ) said Friday.

SEN. Christopher Bong Go has emphasized the importance of the Philippines judicial independence, particularly in light of possible International Criminal Court (ICC) interventions in the countrys internal affairs.

THE Philippines said Friday it was establishing a coast guard station on the largest island it holds in the disputed South China Sea, to improve monitoring of Chinese vessels asserting Beijings claims in the waters.

DOMESTIC manufacturing conditions improved for a third straight month in November as stronger demand drove new orders and output, S&P Global said on Friday.

Major budget cuts may endanger HIV prevention services in Delaware.

OPTIMISM among mid-market business leaders in the Philippines climbed to 71 percent during the first half of 2023 (up 6 percent, compared to H2-22) as inflation began to ease, according to Grant Thorntons International Business Report (IBR).

THE Philippines fell three places in the latest World Digital Competitiveness Ranking, with its scores slipping in most of the factors considered in the annual review of how economies are handling digital transformation.