P50-million market racket uncovered in Baguio
The police on filed malversation complaints against five employees of the City Treasurer’s Office after they allegedly pocketed most of the “arrival fees” paid each day by…
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Duterte’s kill order vs drug suspects just a ‘figure of speech’: Senator
During Duterte’s leadership, he told the police and military in separate occasions to kill illegal drug peddlers and even communist rebels.
China to ‘coordinate seamlessly’ with Philippines on loans
Earlier, the Philippines scrapped three multi-billion-peso railway projects as President Marcos was looking at renegotiating the loans.
Philippine health department aims for 23 million booster shots in Bongbong Marcos’ first 100 days
So far, only 15 million people have been given booster shots.
Bolster maritime ties in the Indo-Pacific
The Philippines is at a crossroads in its foreign policy, and the Filipinos expect nothing less from Mr. Marcos and his administration.
Philippines logs over 2,000 daily Covid-19 cases for 3rd straight day
The country registered 2,588 and 2,371 fresh cases on July 15 and 14 respectively, and most of the fresh infections recorded were from Metro Manila.
Philippine fuel prices expected to drop for second week in a row
An expert attributed the projected rollback in local pump prices to the lockdowns in China and interest rate hikes globally.
US warship challenges Beijing’s claims in Spratlys
The incident happened three days after China’s military said it expelled the same warship somewhere near the Paracel Islands.
China claims arbitral ruling on South China Sea ‘seriously violates international law’
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin also claimed that Beijing’s position on the issue received a warm response from the international community.
Life will be better? Surveys show optimism growing in Philippines
According to the latest poll results released on July 10, 46 per cent of adult Filipinos expressed belief that the economy will improve in the next 12 months.