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PHL, Australia begin a new chapter in decades-long alliance amid evolving geopolitical developments

BAGUIO CITY – This year’s Victory Day celebration was made more meaningful as Philippine Veterans Bank unveiled its traveling World War II exhibit entitled “War of Our Fathers: A Brotherhood of Heroes” at the Baguio Convention and Cultural Center in Baguio City.  Launched in commemoration of the 78th Anniversary of…

Kabayan Filipino Market brings the tastes and sounds of the Philippines to Sonoma County.

MANILA (ANN/PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER) – Retail prices of rice in Metro Manila, Philippines began to drop on Tuesday, as the first day of an executive order that set a price ceiling on the staple food took effect, the country’s Department of Agriculture (DA) reported. Locally produced regular-milled rice was selling from PHP41 to PHP52 a […]

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For the adventurous traveler keen to explore the U.S., strap in because the United States is a land of unimaginable diversity waiting to be explored.

I am publishing our communication with President Marcos on the illegal use of palm olein that is hurting our coconut industry and depriving the government of billions of pesos. December 5, 2022 Dear President Marcos: I respectfully write to Your Excellency, Mr. President, in your concurrent capacity as Secretary of…

KZ Tandingan and TJ Monterde got married for the second time to celebrate their third wedding anniversary! The intimate wedding ceremony was held on August 28

MYT Netherlands Parent B.V. (NYSE: MYTE)’s stock price has gone rise by 10.68 in comparison to its previous close of 3.37, however, the company has experienced a 21.10% increase in its stock price over the last five trading days. Seeking Alpha reported 2023-05-13 that MYT Netherlands Parent BV

Adam and Jane Vizor moved to the Philippines with their daughter to lead a slower-paced, debt-free life. They estimate they spent 9 million Philippine pesos, or $158,400, on their house — including land and furniture.