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When investors look at the prospects for putting their money in the Philippines, they will likely see an abundance of cautionary tales.

The administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has swiftly acted on the power crisis in Occidental Mindoro with the operation of at least three power

The Philippines has already submitted the names of point persons for a communication mechanism to ease maritime tensions. China has not yet done so.

Over a week before Labor Day, pollster Social Weather Stations released the results of a survey taken last December, which showed that 17 percent of Filipinos wanted to live abroad while seven percent were looking for work overseas.

SEVERAL lawmakers expressed indignations on what they said were the latest Chinese bullying tactics in the West Philippine Sea (WPS). In a statement, Senator Ana Theresia “Risa” N. Hontiveros said she expects the Marcos government to promptly file a democratic protest against the “continuous, unbroken, and apparently unrepentant string of…

Gatchalian also said the POGO industry poses troubling social risks in the Philippines.

MANILA: President Ferdinand R, Marcos Jr. Thursday directed the Department of Tourism (DOT) to assess non-operating tourism zones under the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (Tieza) to boost the Philippine tourism industry.

Newly appointed Sugar Regulatory Administration acting administrator and CEO Pablo Azcona plans to commission an independent survey of all sugar mills to determine the actual stocks of sugar nationwide and then decide whether or not there is a need to import.

The Philippine Coast Guard has spotted a swarm of more than 100 Chinese vessels, including a warship and coast guard ships, during its patrol in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) from April 18 to 24.

Filipino student Norhad Ananaid Langiles describes how an Eid celebration with friends suddenly turned into a traumatizing escape from Khartoum