Treaty vs illicit tobacco trade to take effect
GENEVA — Almost six years after the first protocol in the World Health Organization (WHO) framework on tobacco control was adopted, it was finally ratified by…
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Rody dares Joma to join De Lima
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, in his speech during the 25th Annual National Convention of the Vice Mayors’ League of the Philippines (VMLP) held at The…
Kwek-kwek, tapsilog and monuments
ZHONGZHENG DISTRICT, Chinese-Taipei — Musings sometimes come at the most unexpected times and places.
North Korea not giving up nukes
North Korea is carrying out rapid improvements to its nuclear research facility, a monitor said on Wednesday, despite declaring a commitment to…
Mexicans chant: Viva Korea!
A football fan holds a flag of South Korea as thousands watch the World Cup match between Mexico and Sweden on a screen at the Angel de la Independencia…
Non financial firms have highest savings
Non-financial corporations continued to account for the highest share in the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) at 50.4 percent last year, Philippine…
Witnessing the ‘only ethnic festival in PH’
‘Kaamulan’ comes from the Binukid word ‘amul,’ which means ‘to gather.’ Text and photos by Marky Ramone Go, Contributor
Nine ‘delinquent’ taxpayers charged
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) filed charges against nine individuals and companies yesterday before the Department of Justice (DOJ) for allegedly…
Peso continues slide but market optimistic
“We can easily conclude that a vast majority of Filipino families benefit from the higher peso-dollar exchange rate.”
Wanggo Gallaga heads screenwriting course
The School of Professional and Continuing Education (SPaCE) at the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) offers the 2018 run of its Certificate Course…
Will Uncle Sam defend PH territory at WPS?
A Philippine flag flutters as the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) is seen anchored off Manila bay on June 26, 2018. A US aircraft…
Inday Sara says don’t listen to Digong
Locked horns persisted yesterday on the current hullabaloo about comments made by President Rodrigo Duterte against the clergy and God but first daughter Davao…
Nadal aims to end Wimbledon woes
LONDON, United Kingdom — Rafael Nadal remains the king of clay, but the world number one arrives at Wimbledon harboring only slender hopes of winning the…
N. Korea still building at nuclear site
A North Korean nuclear plant is seen before demolishing a cooling tower (R) in Yongbyon, in this photo taken June 27, 2008 and released by Kyodo. North Korea…
160 firearms surrendered in N. Cotabato, Maguindanao
The government’s campaign against illegal firearms continued to gain ground with the surrender to the military of 160 firearms by local officials in North…
Tap your way to Run With Me 2018
Registration just became easier for Run With Me 2018 Resorts World Manila (RWM) annual celebrity charity run through the RWM Mobile Companion. The race will be…
Group: NutriAsia liable for labor violations
A labor group has accused NutriAsia of violating some labor laws three weeks after its employees held a picket to protest the company’s practice of…
Tugade advises seafarers to manage their finances
ARTHUR TUGADE. Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade challenged the Filipino seafarers to continue their pursuit and display of world class excellence in the…
Susan Roces continues her dad’s legacy
Leading unibranded line of medicines in the country signs up the original Queen of Philippine Movies anew as its brand ambassador
A whale of a winner
A dead whale that washed ashore usually ends up getting buried, except for one unusual creature which is a replica made from plastic waste.