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Miss International PH 2026 aspires to serve beyond spotlight
Discover the inspiring journey of Katrina Johnson, Binibining Pilipinas International 2025, as she prepares to represent the Philippines at Miss International…


Team Liquid PH set a Sibol anew
Team Liquid Philippines secures a spot in the CAEC 2026 Sibol qualifier, defeating Rough World Era 3-1 in the grand finals. Led by KarlTzy, the squad aims to…

EU-PH FTA puts IP protection in focus
ECCP forum highlights IP enforcement, licensing and commercialization opportunities as the Philippines and EU advance their free trade agreement.






Golden boy: Carlos Yulo delivers PH's first Asiad gold
Carlos Yulo delivered the Philippines’ first gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games after scoring 14.666 in the men’s floor exercise in Nagoya, Japan.

E-waste imports to PH stopped; DENR monitors processing in accordance with Environmental law—EMB
The DENR-EMB reported that US e-waste imports to the Philippines have been stopped, with officials now monitoring existing waste processing to ensure…

PH set to launch 14-year roadmap to address plastic pollution
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is launching the National Plastic Action Roadmap 2026–2040 to tackle plastic waste and drive…


India’s IndiGo eyes direct PH flights
The Philippines and India are exploring direct flights linking Mumbai and Delhi with Manila and Cebu to boost trade, tourism and investment.

Indian firms eye $66.8M PH expansion
Indian technology and manufacturing firms are considering up to $66.78 million in Philippine investments that could create 7,500 jobs.

‘Pusong Pinoy, lumalaban’: Go backs Team PH
Senator Bong Go backs Team Philippines ahead of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games and Asian Para Games, urging athletes to aim higher and prepare for success.

More than decor: Why every home deserves a bookshelf (and a few BTS-approved reads)
Before Pinterest mood boards and perfectly curated coffee tables, there was one home essential that quietly gave every space its soul: books.
