Workers’ safety comes first: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The country’s information technology and business process management industry is a major component of the economy. However, the industry’s big economic contribution is not…
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Filipino detainees describe life-threatening neglect in ICE facilities
These findings—including dozens of credible reports of medical neglect, unsafe food and water, and dangerous living conditions—echo long-standing alarms raised by Filipino and…
Chinese army issues warning to Philippines over ‘joint patrols’ in South China Sea
The official added that the theater command forces continuously remain on high alert and will firmly safeguard China's national sovereignty and security, as well as maintain peace…
President Marcos Jr’s battle for political survival
The writer observes: "What is striking is that many who fought the Marcos dictatorship with fierce resolve—people who once swore to resist every Marcos who came to power—are…
Southeast Asia protesters at COP30 highlight regional vulnerability, call for more adaptation finance
Countries from the Global South – the developing parts of the world, including Southeast Asia – are pressing developed countries to contribute more climate finance to help…
South Korean travel to Southeast Asia takes a hit amid Cambodia trafficking crisis
October departures from South Korea to Southeast Asia dropped 7.25 percent overall, with Cambodia down 15.4 percent.
Forward or backward in 2028
It is immensely important that all anti-Duterte groups embrace a pragmatic stand, build a united coalition, and support a common candidate for 2028, the writer says.
Juan Ponce Enrile, a giant in Philippine politics, dies at 101
Former defense minister Enrile played a key role and was known as one of the architects in the implementation of martial law during Marcos Sr.’s administration. Yet, Enrile…
Philippines ranks among countries most affected by climate-related disasters
With its location along the Pacific Ring of Fire and its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, the country regularly experiences devastating typhoons and earthquakes.
Brice Hernandez: How ex-public works engineer built a flood of corruption in the Philippines
The Commission on Audit has so far filed 29 fraud audit reports implicating Hernandez in a spree of anomalous flood control projects, which include ghost work, overpriced…