RCEP harmful to Philippine food producers, groups say
Senate asked to hold the ratification of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement
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Political dynasties ‘not bad’ and are here to stay, says Duterte
To change that both the Constitution and the country's culture will need to change, he told an audienc
Palace confirms Duterte thinking about running for senator in 2022
Presidential spokesman Harry Roque said Duterte might reconsider his decision to retire from politics, if he thinks it might help the country
Time for ‘middle power’ diplomacy
Philippines can clearly become a middle power in its own right, especially if we elect competent and strategically-minded leaders
Court allows Maria Ressa to travel to US to meet parents
She needs to return by Dec 2 and report to the court in writing, 24 hours after her arrival
Media groups condemn radioman’s slay in Davao
The reporter and volunteer anchor was shot six times at close range by gunmen who barged inside his apartment in Bansalan town
Philippines logs lowest new daily Covid-19 count since May 23
The Department of Health (DOH) reported 3,117 new COVID-19 cases on Monday. But the positivity rate remains high.
Can Marcos Jr. be disqualified for the upcoming elections?
Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. recently filed his certificate of candidacy for President in the May 2022 national elections.
Philippines retains ranking as 7th deadliest country for journalists in global index
Somalia remained the world’s worst country for unsolved killings, along with Syria, Iraq, Sudan and Afghanistan, based on the latest data.
Philippines to take heavy-polluting western countries to task in their climate financing commitments
The Philippines also launched its sustainable finance roadmap and guiding principles to ensure a steady stream of public and private financing for climate change mitigation.