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The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) assured it is ready to provide assistance to workers, who are expected to be affected by the suspension of 22 reclamation projects in Manila Bay. “As long as there will be workers who will be affected or displaced, we are prepared to help…

IMAGINE living in the bustling historic Manila, the capital city of the Philippines, that is both a cultural melting pot and a modern metropolis making it a popular choice for singles and families to live in. There are many other reasons for this, as living in the city offers a…

Almost three weeks after the acceptance of the resignations of the 18 high-ranking officers was announced, the PNP has yet to issue a categorical statement clarifying whether they were merely removed from their positions or dismissed from the police service.

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Senator Villar confident of OTOP bill passage

'I don't know where he got his information,' Senator Jinggoy Estrada says of Roberto Tiglao's claim that it was former president Estrada who made the promise to China to remove BRP Sierra Madre from Ayungin

Political analysts and maritime law experts doubted China’s sincerity in defusing tensions in the South China Sea as Beijing continued to push for the removal of the BRP Sierra Madre from the Ayungin Shoal.

CONGRESS is being asked to frontload remedial legislation in the midst of escalating tensions in the West Philippine Sea (WPS). This as Senator Sherwin T. Gatchalian prodded Congress to pass a remedial legislation for Malacañang to promptly sign into law seeking to establish the country’s archipelagic sea lanes amid heightened…

The attempt by former president Rodrigo Duterte to use the China card to gain a prominent role in the Marcos administration and protect himself from the International Criminal Court got aborted just when his cohorts in the Senate were about to launch it.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. welcomed the $1-billion plan of American firm Texas Instruments Inc. (TI) to expand its chip manufacturing facilities in Clark in Pampanga and Baguio City.