The unending search for Covid-19’s origin
To this day, no one has been able to pinpoint the animal that supposedly served as the intermediate carrier of the virus.
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US, Philippines to hold security meet next month
The dialogue will be hosted by the US in Washington, with the heads of the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Department of National Defence to discuss matters of security in…
Covid-19 vaccine wastage may exceed 50 million doses by end of March: Philippine Dept of Health
The Department of Health, however, is carrying out measures to intensify vaccine coverage, Health officer-in-charge Maria Rosario Vergeire said.
Philippines should not fall for China’s ‘grey zone trap’: Maritime security scholar
The “gray zone” tactics refer to that area in which countries are in conflict but stop short of using military force to gain their objectives.
Women’s rights in every space
No matter how much progress and advancement societies have achieved, the harsh reality is that many women and girls continue to experience discrimination, violence, and injustice…
Tourism’s road to recovery
Putting our house in order and remaining vigilant about the lingering threats of Covid-19 will inspire more confidence among travellers about coming into the country.
Senate report rules out sabotage, cyberattack in New Year’s Day airport fiasco
"While there are many lapses in the security of the facility, there is no data compromise due to the incident", said Senator Grace Poe.
Philippines transport system needs options for ‘inclusive mobility’: Angkas CEO
The Angkas CEO has been known to champion job creation and poverty alleviation by pushing for more livelihood opportunities for 18 million motorcycle riders and business…
Oil spills in the Philippines: What history and data tell
With a coastline stretching over 18,000 kilometres and coastal waters covering 266,000 kilometres, the Philippines has seen some devastating oil spills in previous years.
Philippines’ inflation slowed to 8.6% in Feb
The biggest contributor to rising prices in February were food items, particularly vegetables, fish and meat.