China tells Philippines to return to ‘peaceful development’
China's Foreign Ministry says Manila’s decision to deploy a US medium-range missile system in military exercises would only bring the risks of an arms race to the region.
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IMF sees 36% of Philippines jobs eased or displaced by AI
The Washington-based institution estimated that 36 percent of jobs in the country are “highly exposed” to AI, which can either replace human workers or “complement“ tasks…
7 new K-pop songs to lift your holiday spirits
We always love a K-pop comeback, but this season, it’s also quite charming to hear our favorite idols take on beloved holiday hits—or better yet, make their own.
China slams Philippines defense chief over missile plan, CPC criticism
The embassy was angered by Secretary Gilbert Teodoro’s accusation on Tuesday that the CPC was meddling in Philippine affairs. This came after the party warned that the weapons…
Injuries from illegal firecrackers up this year in the Philippines
The Department of Health said it was alarmed that 86 per cent of those injured were due to illegal firecrackers, particularly the “boga” (an improvised cannon made of PVC) and…
Shear line, ITCZ seen to bring more heavy to intense rains in the Philippines
Post-Christmas weather in the country is mostly going to be wet.
Newest Philippine cardinal assails Israel over Gaza attacks
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David is also known for his defence of human rights especially during former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs. He said Filipino Catholics should…
A lifeline for the Philippines in rough seas: Philippine Daily Inquirer
For good or ill, the alliance between the Philippines and Japan is a testament to the aphorism in international relations that there are no permanent enemies nor permanent…
Dutertismo: Beginning of the end?
Popularity is never a perfect indicator of either political capital or competence. But for the notorious dynasty from Davao, popularity ratings were always their main bragging…
Philippine health department warns vs “holiday heart syndrome”
In a statement, Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa reminded Filipinos to avoid consuming too much fatty, salty, and sweet foods during the holidays.