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Looking into boosting tourism revenues, President Marcos has ordered the Department of Tourism to assess the viability of non-operating tourism zones under the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority.

President Marcos will ask the US and other allies to help “calm the waters” in the South China Sea, which he believes should be a “sea of peace” where freedom of navigation and unhampered trade are guaranteed and protected, Department of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Teresita Daza said yesterday.

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.

Abiblical proverb and an old Chinese adage highlight the value of having “a close neighbor than a distant relative.”

Members of the private sector have urged the Marcos administration to improve farm financing and to provide technical training for farmers to strengthen the country’s agriculture sector.

Foreign Undersecretary Eduardo de Vega says Filipinos run into 'problems' at the Sudan-Egypt border as many lack proper documentation

Construction of North-South Railway Project now in full swing

The administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has so far evacuated some 409 Filipino nationals from conflict-torn Sudan as it pushed on mass

MANILA Police District (MPD) Director PBGen. Andre Dizon said that 1,100 police personnel will be deployed in Manila for the Labor Day activities on May 1.

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has signed an executive order creating the Water Resources Management Office (WRMO) to integrate and harmonize government efforts that will manage Philippine water resources and ensure water supply.