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WITH the country expected to be hit earlier next year by droughts caused by El Niño, President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. will be issuing a new Executive Order (EO) consolidating government efforts, including calamity funds, to help parched localities.  In a press briefing in Malacañang on Tuesday, Defense Secretary Gilberto…

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has opened Malacañang Palace to its true owners—the Filipino people—as society celebrates the yuletide season, said Cesar Chavez, newly-appointed Presidential Assistant. “This is the first time that the Palace grounds have been opened to the entire nine Simbang Gabi nights as far as I can…

(1st UPDATE) Go was previously rumored to lead the Department of Trade and Industry as part of a Cabinet revamp. The creation of this new office allows him to supervise not just the DTI, but other economic agencies, too.

Manila, Philippines: For the second straight year, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. opened Malacañang to the public for the Christmas season.

TOKYO: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will sign the proposed P5.768-trillion national budget for 2024 on Wednesday, December 20, Speaker Martin Romualdez said.

Reflections on two major events that shaped national security policy: the Scarborough crisis and the Coast Guard's role, and Hanjin's bankruptcy and the Navy's home

PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. was able to secure US$263 million worth of business deals at the sidelines of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean)-Japan Commemorative Summit in Tokyo, Japan on Monday. During the roundtable meeting organized by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) with Japanese firms, the chief executive…

Over five deals are set to be signed between Filipino and Japanese companies at the sidelines at the ASEAN-Japan Friendship and Cooperation Summit.

TOKYO: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. appointed Sonia Malaluan as the new administrator of the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), Malacañang announced Friday.

FOLLOWING the approval of the extension of reduced tariffs on rice, pork and corn, analysts said that measure could offer some assistance in managing inflation but cautioned of potential risks.