Voter education, not surveys: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Instead of putting too much premium on surveys, voters must have better information about aspirants for public office.
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Beijing told to stop comments on Philippine defence decisions
National Security Council Assistant Director General Jonathan Malaya said that the Philippines has "not commented previously on [Beijing’s] ever-rising missile inventory which…
Making the Philippines great again
It’s not only the country's growing size but also its deepening resolve that has made it an increasingly pivotal player in the world’s most geopolitically relevant region, the…
Breaking hearts and the bank: The cost of heart attack, stroke in the Philippines
Heart diseases remain the country’s leading causes of death.
State Palace, armed forces laud US decision to exempt Philippines from security aid freeze
Among the security exemptions were the $336 million for modernizing Philippine security forces, $870 million for programs in Taiwan, and more than $21.5 million for body armor and…
Philippine Army, Navy launch countermeasures vs database hacking attempt
In a statement on Monday, PA spokesperson, Col. Louie Dema-ala revealed that the Army already identified the group and has already conducted “counter-measures to prevent such…
Urgency of Philippine-EU free-trade deal: Philippine Daily Inquirer
For smaller nations such as the Philippines threatened by US President Trump's tariffs, their more logical recourse should be to look elsewhere for new markets for their affected…
Philippine President Marcos welcomes Palau counterpart Whipps; pacts signed to boost ties
Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo and Palau Minister of State Gustav Aitaro signed an MOU on policy consultations, establishing a mechanism for both countries to exchange…
President Marcos says Philippines stands united in prayer for Pope Francis’ recovery
The Pontiff has had no respiratory crises since Saturday night, some blood tests, however, showed “initial, mild kidney failure,” though doctors said it remains under control.
US security assistance to the Philippines exempted from aid freeze
A Reuters report earlier said that the Trump administration had released $5.3 billion in previously frozen foreign aid, including $870 million for programs in Taiwan, $336 million…