
The 15-minute city: Reimagining Urban life
The 15-minute city model is gaining traction in the Philippines as cities and developers explore walkable, connected communities where essential services are…
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The 15-minute city model is gaining traction in the Philippines as cities and developers explore walkable, connected communities where essential services are…

Baguio City launches a multisectoral One Health initiative to strengthen collaboration in addressing urban health, environmental and disaster preparedness…

Architect and urban planner Felino 'Jun' Palafox Jr. and DILG Bureau of Local Government Development Director Anna Liza F. Bonagua discusses how better city…

A hydrogen-powered car breaks the previous 298-kph class record, while NASA’s Voyager 1 continues sending radio signals from 25.6 billion kilometers away.


‘I have always believed that Filipinos have a special gift. Give us a small patch of land, a rooftop, a balcony or even a few recycled containers, and before…

MMDA links Metro Manila’s worsening flood risk to rapid urbanization and rising waste, calling for stronger flood control coordination and better garbage…

Reflecting on Women’s Month in the Philippines, inspiring partnerships and initiatives—like the ISHA Women’s Wellness Center and Women in Cybersecurity…


DEPDev Secretary Arsenio Balisacan says the Philippine economy is expected to rebound in 2026 with government interventions, trade deals, and disaster recovery…

German businesses in the Philippines remain optimistic about economic growth and investment despite policy and labor challenges, the GPCCI survey shows.

Across Asia, governments have used state-owned enterprise listings to jump-start underdeveloped capital markets.

The IMF projects the Philippine economy to grow 5.4% in 2025 and 5.7% in 2026, citing resilient growth, successful disinflation, and supportive reforms, though…

Corporations, due to their attributes of limited liability and separate juridical personality, serve as the primary vehicle for running a business.

Resilient amidst challenges: The Philippines' economic journey in 2024

Philippines maintains strong momentum as Southeast Asia’s economic powerhouse, overcoming global challenges with resilience and robust growth.

Book dissects urban planning in American-era Philippines

Coca-Cola Philippines accelerates efforts to achieve circular economy on plastic packaging, water security

Philippines pushes ‘blue economy’ agenda

‘Parks are important because it allows us and our families to commune with nature and to spend quality time with each other.’