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2,673 results for “Lai Foong Moi”

  1. Magalong lays out reforms to outlast his term

    Magalong lays out reforms to outlast his term

    Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong unveils long-term governance, digital, and environmental reforms designed to outlast his term, from new revenue measures…

    Aldwin Quitasol·

  2. HOUSE prosecution panel spox Antonio Bucoy

    Lay off insults, impeach protagonists reminded

    FLAG lawyer Antonio Bucoy urged prosecution and defense lawyers in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial to avoid insults and mockery, stressing the…

    Alvin Murcia·

  3. 2 rebels lay down arms

    2 rebels lay down arms

    Two former members of a Communist Terrorist Group surrendered separately in Bukidnon as the government continues efforts to encourage armed group members to…

    Jing Villamente·

  4. BoC eases entry fiats for cable-laying vessels

    BoC eases entry fiats for cable-laying vessels

    The Bureau of Customs will allow foreign cable-laying and repair vessels to enter the Philippines duty- and tax-free, accelerating submarine cable, digital…

    Lisa Marie Apacible·

  5. Wreath-laying ceremony at Luneta Park

    Wreath-laying ceremony at Luneta Park

    Manila City Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno Domagoso leads the wreath-laying ceremony at the Jose Rizal Monument in Luneta on 19 June 2026, in celebration of the…

    Toto Lozano·

  6. Balisacan lays out plan vs Middle East impact

    Balisacan lays out plan vs Middle East impact

    The Philippines is rolling out a multi-sector plan to shield its economy from Middle East tensions, with DEPDev Secretary Arsenio Balisacan outlining measures…

    Mico Virata·

  7. ANALYST Edward Chico believes former President Rodrigo Duterte is likely facing an International Criminal Court trial that could last up to eight years.

    Chico lays down pragmatic perspective

    Chico pointed to historical precedents in ICC cases, noting a grim but realistic possibility: ‘Duterte might die before this is done with.’

    Abegail Esquierda·