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Philippine ambassador to Saudi Arabia Renato Villa returns to the Middle East after being expelled during his time as envoy to Kuwait over videos of embassy officials rescuing abused OFWs

The government is eyeing the implementation of a suggested retail price for onions as the agency is looking into the possible hoarding of the bulbs, a ranking official of the Department of Agriculture said yesterday.

President Marcos has allowed a 15-year extension of the government’s contract with a consortium operating the Malampaya deep-water gas-to-power project, a development seen to ensure energy security for the country.

MANILA: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has directed concerned government agencies to respond to the needs of Filipino women who suffered sexual slavery in the hands of the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II.

The Philippines and the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (PDR) have vowed to work closely together to strengthen cooperation in various fields, including health, education, trade, and people-to-people exchange agreements, Malacañang announced this week.

The Department of Agriculture has come under fire after a farmers’ group revealed that the biofertilizer being pushed by the DA for distribution is overpriced at P2,000 per bag as the University of Philippines Los Baños offers it at only P500 per bag.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered government agencies to look into the concerns of Malaya Lolas, a non-profit group composed of women who were sexually abused by Japanese soldiers during World War II.

Miguel Cabel Moreno worked as a nurse for two years before he finally found the courage to run a restaurant like he wanted to do when he was younger. His older brother, King, meanwhile, was thriving as an employee and trainer of a prestigious airline in the Middle East for 12 years before he also decided to join his younger brother in running their familys restaurants. 

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday issued Executive Order No. 26 to promote and conserve Philippine historical and cultural heritage

Measures have been put in place to mitigate the effects of a looming El Niño on food production, particularly rice, the Department of Agriculture said Friday.