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Canada has called on the Philippines to support its free trade negotiations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

US-based pharmaceutical firm Moderna on Tuesday said it aims to expand its study on new mRNA vaccines for rare diseases in its service facility that will be established in the Philippines.

THE Department of Health (DOH) yesterday scored the regular release of reports on the positivity rates of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), saying it is ...

Senator Raffy Tulfo, chair of the Senate energy panel, says the NGCP has 'not met the requirement of putting in place many system developments over a set period of time'

“If necessary, the government will take back control of the entity,” the Presidential Communications Office said in a statement, referring to the private company that was established in 2009 to operate the country’s power grid.

Malacañang says the President supports the Senate probe into the performance of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines and 'if necessary, the government will take back control of the entity'

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has recognized the outgoing ambassador of Singapore to the Philippines for his contribution to the strengthening of bilateral relations of both nations.

The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines denied anew that the transmission grid can be remotely accessed by China as senators raised fears that Beijing can shut off power across the Philippines.

MANILA: The government is spending more on the pensions of its retired police and military personnel than on maintaining its active force, the government’s treasurer told the Senate at a hearing.

President Marcos is eyeing the revival of the Philippine Sugar Corp., a state-run firm that provided financing to facilities used in the manufacture and distribution of sugar and its by-products, which was abolished during the previous administration.