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DARAITAN, Philippines — Members of the Indigenous Dumagat-Remontado, young and old alike, stood out against the greenery in their traditional red loincloth and tapis. On a scorching Good Friday morning, their brows were knit, their footsteps quiet yet firmly grounded, as they wound through the Tinipak River in the Philippines’ Sierra Madre Mountain Range. After […]

Sen. Risa Hontiveros said privatization of NAIA and other airports is not a “silver bullet” or the right prescription to the growing issue of failed services in our air terminals.

Authorities hope to bring to the Philippine around 100 top American companies to look for investment opportunities in the country during the planned trade and investment mission by Washington, Philippine Ambassador Jose Manuel Romualdez says.

Marcos slips quietly back into Manila late Sunday, May 7, skipping the usual ceremony – arrival honors and an arrival speech – after visiting the UK

(1ST UPDATE) The four high-ranking officers were former members of the Philippine National Police Drug Enforcement Group, says Napolcom

Criminal charges and forfeiture of benefits await two police generals and two colonels for possible links to the drug trade regardless of whether or not President Marcos accepts their courtesy resignation, Interior and Local Government Secretary Benhur Abalos said yesterday.

Six among the Top Ten of the graduating class of the Philippine Military Academy’s (PMA) Madasigon Class of 2023 come from the north and the south. Those who made the Top 10 by rank are the following: 1.  Cadet 1CL Warren D. Leonor, 22 years old, hails from Lipa City,…

WARNING that it is not a “silver bullet” solution, Senator Risa Hontiveros cautioned against rushing the privatization of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia), the country’s main gateway to the world. The senator stressed that such an option is “not a silver bullet” that will solve the deteriorating conditions in…

After his trips to the United States and United Kingdom last week, President Marcos will leave today for Labuan Bajo, Indonesia to attend the 42nd Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit.

After quietly returning without arrival honors, President Marcos conveyed well wishes to King Charles III for a “long and happy” reign, saying it was an honor for him to represent the Filipinos at the historic coronation at Westminster Abbey in the United Kingdom on Saturday.