Philippines architect reaches career heights in Malaysia
Mitchelle Gorospe Ignacio stands out as a reputable architect in Malaysia, assigned big-ticket projects such as the 118-story Merdeka Tower, among mostly blue-collar Filipino…
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EU, US, China beef up Typhoon Egay relief efforts
Aid is pouring in from the international community to help families and communities hit hard by Egay, even as a new storm continues to pour heavy rain on parts of the country.
New Philippines, old problems
The paper says the Philippines faces significant issues in many areas, with many internal problems to surmount and many external challenges to face.
$285 million investment pledges from state visit to Malaysia: President Marcos
These commitments, he said, will make valuable contributions to the Philippines’ continuous economic growth and strong ties between the two countries.
China eyeing joint military drills with Philippines: AFP chief
This comes despite the territorial dispute between the two countries due to China’s assertion that it has jurisdiction over almost the entire South China Sea.
Philippines education dept to launch recalibrated K-10 curriculum in August
The Education Undersecretary emphasised that the department is undertaking a two-tracked approach to solve the issue of classroom shortage.
Philippines logs first 10 cases of EG.5 Covid-19 subvariant
As of July 26, the Philippines recorded 4,172,169 cases of Covid-19, including 4,768 active cases.
Philippines and Malaysia eye more ‘ups’ in ties
The two leaders also agreed to convene a joint commission meeting in October to sign memorandums of understanding on a number of priority agreements.
President Marcos accepts resignation of 18 police officials linked to illegal drugs
Despite the Interior Secretary Benjamin's initial non-disclosure, the Palace revealed the 18 PNP generals and colonels who resigned.
Few takers yet for green energy drive in Philippines due to crucial transition project delays
The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines has been in hot water since transmission issues triggered widespread blackouts in the power-hungry Luzon grid on May 8.