Pax Silica: What’s in it for the Philippines- Philippine Daily Inquirer
To be located within New Clark City in Tarlac, the “historic” Economic Security Zone (ESZ) has been described by US Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob Helberg…
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Journalists fight back: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Journalists and news organisations strongly denounced the brazen attempts by vloggers and online trolls to manipulate their images and content, and malign the integrity of their…
Choked Hormuz affecting flow of Philippine goods: shipping exec
More than 100 container vessels, including ships bound for the Philippines, remained stuck in the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the Middle East conflict.
Accelerating renewables: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Why did it take a crisis of the proportion of the war between the United States and Israel against Iran for the Philippine government to be goaded into swift action, asks the…
Government brings home 4,241 Filipinos from Middle East
Department of Migrant Workers Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac said more repatriation flights are expected in the coming days, adding that nearly 1,000 OFWs have received repatriation…
VP Duterte: All bluff, no bloodbath- Philippine Daily Inquirer
Quoting the editoria: "By skipping the House justice committee’s impeachment hearing, Duterte signaled a profound disdain for the very democratic processes she is sworn to…
Freedom of navigation: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Quoting the editorial: "In some ways, the Strait of Hormuz mirrors the strategic importance of the South China Sea (SCS) to global trade and economic security."
Turning to ASEAN for help: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The editorial states that ASEAN economies are "especially vulnerable to tensions in the Middle East and gyrations in the world market prices of petroleum products as they source…
Sitting ducks: Philippine Daily Inquirer
With Filipinos comprising 25 percent of the 1.6 million global maritime workforce deployed on tankers, bulk carriers, and cruise ships worldwide, it is inevitable that whenever…
In fighting fake news, follow the money: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The editorial asks: "Who funds these operations? Are they domestic political actors or foreign interests? Which networks of pages amplify the same narratives at the same time?"