Duterte signs executive order for nuclear power as alternative energy source
The Department of Energy earlier completed a feasibility study on the viability of nuclear power in the country’s energy mix.
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Why it matters: How Putin’s invasion of Ukraine could impact Philippines
The impact of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is slowly but steadily making itself felt in the Philippines.
Missile hits another vessel with Filipino crew at Black Sea; 1 hurt
The vessel is a Japanese-owned and Panamanian-flagged grain bulk carrier called M/V Nomura Queen.
Philippines backs UN resolution condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
The Philippines also reiterated its call to resort to the 1982 Manila Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes.
Presidential candidate Pacquiao wants to build ‘mega prison’ for corrupt officials
He also expressed his desire to pass a law denying pardon for anyone found guilty of plunder.
Philippines, Asia-Pacific seen getting hit by global price shock
In a statement, Moody's said the economies in the region may not be immune to second-round effects of the conflict
Trolley school helps Philippine children keep studies on track
Kitted out with a whiteboard, colorful charts, and a stack of books, the tiny, mobile school slides along from village to village three times a week, bringing education to…
Fil-Am leaders pushing for a Filipinotown in California
Several have joined a campaign to urge the government to officially designate a Filipinotown in Long Beach, in an area known informally as "Little Manila".
The perils of disinformation
As opposed to misinformation, disinformation is more menacing as it involves content that is deliberately fabricated, manipulated, and distributed.
‘Life-changing’ or scam? Axie Infinity helps Philippines’ poor earn
Detractors warn the game is a "house of cards", some likening it to a fraud scheme driven by hype and speculation.