CLINIC ON THE HILLS
A newly opened rural clinic in Ilocos Sur highlights India’s growing development partnership with the Philippines at the community level.
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EMBASSY
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AID FROM MANILA
The Philippines is sending 40 generators to Ukraine, where repeated attacks on energy infrastructure continue to disrupt civilian life.
Samar skills hub
India inaugurated a livelihood training center in Northern Samar, expanding grassroots-development cooperation and opportunities for 23,000…
Israel calms Siargao tensions
‘Israel do not condone behavior that disrespects local laws or communities.’
KIWI MEDIC
A New Zealand anaesthetist brings battlefield medicine to Balikatan, where 17,000 troops rehearse war, rescue and regional solidarity.
U.S. boosts English teaching
As part of the celebration of the 80th anniversary of US-Philippines diplomatic ties and the Freedom 250 commemoration of the 250th…
EUROPE UNSPOOLS HERE
Europe’s longest-running film festival opens in Manila with ‘The Waves’, showcasing free films on truth, resistance and shared cultural…
Spain packs May events
Spain turns Manila into a cultural grid: Rights, art, food, memory used as soft power across public space.
Skills build nations
German-Philippine training partnership blends classroom and factory learning to fix skills gap, build careers and modernize construction…
War forces Asean pivot
When the Philippines formally assumed the Asean chairship in January, it unveiled three cross-pillar goals it aspires to achieve within the…
IS NUCLEAR TOO SOON?
The Philippines is flirting with nuclear ambition again, with plans that could put a reactor on the grid within a decade.
WHEN AIRSPACE BECOMES WEAPON, NO NATION IS SAFE
‘Will we defend a rules-based order, or allow it to be rewritten by pressure and intimidation?’
Baguio in full K-color
The vibrant celebration of Korean culture continues its journey across the Philippines as the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines…
Gift of dates continues
Saudi Arabia delivers 25 tons of dates to the Philippines, sustaining a long-running aid program tied to deeper labor and economic ties.
Learning to last
Resilience is learned in loss, built slowly, and carried forward by those who refuse to stop.
Sanctions lock out cheap Russian fuel
Sanctions block the cheapest oil, forcing Manila to pay more or risk penalties, exposing the limits of its economic sovereignty.
Terms of self-reliance
As US assistance continues, Manila takes on a larger share of its public health burden.
War comes home
A Filipina killed in a missile strike in Haifa returns to Manila, as a distant war closes in on a country built on leaving.