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Terms of Service | The Manila Times

The Manila Times is one of the leading national broadsheets in the Philippines. It is also one of the oldest, having been founded in 1898. Terms of Service

PAO banks on 3 principles to keep trust | The Manila Times

Cavite congressman Elpidio Barzaga Jr. dies

MANILA, Philippines: Cavite 4th District Rep. Elpidio 'Pidi' Barzaga Jr. passed away Saturday afternoon (Manila Time) in San Francisco, California, according to his office. He was 74 years old.

China's proposals 'contrary' to PH interests, Constitution, intl law–DFA

MANILA, Philippines: Some of Beijing's proposals to address the maritime dispute with Manila are 'contrary' to national interests and would violate the Philippine Constitution and international law, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said.

DFA fumes as China makes public 'sensitive details,' including Duterte-era deal

'China's proposals unconstitutional' | The Manila Times

(UPDATE) SOME of Beijing's proposals to address the maritime dispute with Manila are contrary to the country's interests and would violate the Philippine Constitution and international law, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said Tuesday.

Growth and sustainability | The Manila Times

AS I mentioned in my previous column ('Yes, Karen, CO2 does cause global warming,' March 7), The Manila Times' editorial on March 2 ('Climate change focus needs a rethink') sparked my interest because I find a great deal of the world's approach to dealing with climate change and even communicating about it to be highly problematic. More specifically, the topic of the editorial reminded me of another, somewhat similar bit of news from last year that seemed to back The Times' editorial's assertion that climate change is being put in the wrong context by the big institutions driving climate action, at least as far as developing countries are concerned.

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US Navy propaganda unit fools PH media | The Manila Times

ON December 15 several Philippine mainstream media outlets screamed similar front-page headlines — which were fake news. These were obviously spread to keep up the tensions triggered two days earlier by the Philippine Coast Guard when, with boats that it had hired, it entered Ayungin Shoal (Ren'ai Dao), which China considers as part of its Nansha archipelago, without permission — and were water-cannoned away.