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More than half of Filipino families considered themselves poor in September, with self-rated poverty rising to 55 percent, according to a Social Weather…

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that prolonged Middle East conflict, rising energy prices and global economic disruptions could widen the gap…

“A prolonged conflict in the Middle East could put additional pressures on inflation and slow down growth,” IMF chief economist Silvana Tenreyro said, warning…

The call for clean air is not merely an environmental plea. It is a demand for a life enriched with hope.

The NTC warns telcos that network expansion is no excuse for poor service, emphasizing compliance with mandatory standards despite industry concerns over…


NTC found persistent weak mobile broadband service in Metro Manila and ordered Globe, DITO and Smart to pay P100,000 daily until deficiencies are corrected.

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

A tribute to the 78th anniversary of the 1947 UN Partition Plan vote, highlighting the Philippines’ historic support for Israel, President Quezon’s rescue of…






Philippines names pro-Islamic State militants in Catholic mass bombing

Albay Governor Edcel Greco Lagman said he supports the Philippine Experience Program, particularly as it embarks on its journey to the Bicol Region

DoT’s Philippine Experience Program to help LGUs develop, enhance tourist spots

Senate president pro tempore Loren Legarda on the signing of the high seas treaty by the Philippines

BIDA program gains support from Philippine Councilors League-Olongapo

A recent World Bank study said the world will teeter on the brink of a 2023 recession as central banks worldwide hike interest rates to curb inflation.