Mercury hits 41.1 degrees in Japan
TOKYO — Japan logged its highest-ever temperature of 41.1 degrees Celsius on Monday as a deadly heat wave continued to grip wide areas of the country, claiming…
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Briones cites TRAIN’s mitigating effects
Education Secretary Leonor Magtolis Briones called for a change in public mindset towards taxes as she pushed the continuous implementation of the Tax Reform…
The Speakership yesterday, the party today
“So why do it the illegal way? Why don’t Talag and his group break away from the ruling political party?
31 Chinese nabbed for cybercrimes
Is the Philippines turning into a haven for foreign nationals engaged in cybercrimes, including financial fraud, identity theft and online gambling?
ADB zeroes in on poverty alleviation
The Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) has approved Strategy 2030, a long-term corporate strategy that sets out the institution’s broad vision and strategic…
‘Blood moon’ enchants, mesmerizes
The longest “blood moon” eclipse this century dazzled skygazers across the globe yesterday, coinciding with Mars’ closest approach in 15 years in a thrilling…
IMF concludes consultation with Singapore
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Singapore on 20 July 2018.
PH presses sea code of conduct
The Philippines is looking forward, as the new coordinator of the ASEAN-China Dialogue, to strengthening ASEAN’s relationship with China.
Soldiers given medals, promoted
A total of 12 battle casualties of the Joint Task Force Sulu (JTFS) were given the Order of Lapu-lapu level of Kampilan medal by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte…
CoA: BoC could collect more
The Bureau of Customs (BoC) could be collecting more taxes if irregularities within the agency is addressed accordingly, noted a report by the Commission on…
NEDA clears up Duterte infra plans
One of the major accomplishments of the Duterte administration is the passage of the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) which will create the Bangsamoro Autonomous…
PH loses P266B yearly from excessive shipping fees
The Philippines loses between P106.44 billion ($2 billion) and P266 billion ($5 billion) annually from excessive shipping fees, data from the Department of…
Holcim looks to improve performance
Holcim Philippines’ commitment to improve its environmental footprint is also designed to increase efficiency of its operations and raise business performance.
Japan braces for powerful typhoon
TOKYO — Japan is bracing for a powerful typhoon approaching its eastern regions that is likely to bring heavy rain and strong winds, with the storm expected to…
Sewn for good
“This year’s presentation will unveil not only new trendsetting ideas, but also garments that will speak of advocacies on femininity, mental health awareness,…
Way safer to walk the streets
Various groups, including some administration critics, are conceding that crime volume dropped in the first two years of the Duterte administration compared to…
NAIA cancels flights
Philippine Airlines (PAL) and Cebu Pacific (CebPac) yesterday cancelled their flight going to and from Japan at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA)…
‘Comeuppance for racist social media star’
“A spokesman clarified that all her posts are purely personal and do not in any way reflect the company’s values or principles.
NBI hunts 4 wanted ex-solons
Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra yesterday said they will help in the enforcement of the arrest warrants issued by a Nueva Ecija court against four former…
Rody to call PDP caucus
“Both said they are willing to listen to the President.