PNP considers electric patrol cars amid rising fuel costs
The Philippine National Police (PNP) is studying the potential use of electric vehicles (EVs) in its patrol fleet as rising fuel prices and possible supply…
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) is studying the potential use of electric vehicles (EVs) in its patrol fleet as rising fuel prices and possible supply…
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GENERAL SANTOS CITY — At least two overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) from General Santos have signified their intention to return home amid escalating tensions…
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Simply put, passive proof of good moral character is not enough; proactive evidence of upstanding behavior as a productive member of the community is now a…
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The Global Tourism Business Association (GTBA) is calling for Japan and South Korea to exempt Filipino travelers holding valid United States or Canadian…
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The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) is discouraging the national athletes from traveling overseas for training and competition due to the ongoing military…
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The B-2’s endurance is another advantage. It can fly intercontinental missions with mid-air refueling, allowing it to strike from the continental United States…
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‘We all remember the mistakes of Iraq, and we have learnt those lessons.’
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The Department of Agriculture (DA) is keeping a close watch on rising tensions in the Middle East, concerned that a drawn-out conflict could push up production…
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The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency said 101 people were killed inside Iran on the third day of fighting.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sought to calm fears of a fuel shortage as the war between the United States and Iran threatened to disrupt the global oil…
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Today, we may be going about our daily activities without having to fear what the skies could drop upon us. Yet somehow we feel that something has already…
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The lesson, for the Philippines, is both urgent and familiar: the country’s economic fate is tied, inescapably, to the stability of a world it does not control.
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As Israel faces repeated missile and drone attacks from Iran and allied militias, cities including Tel Aviv remain on high alert.
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OFWs caught in this powder keg contribute to both their host countries and to the Philippine economy by sending essential remittances back home.
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Ipinatupad ng United Arab Emirates (UAE) ang emergency aviation support plans upang sagutin ang lahat ng gastos sa tirahan, pagkain, at rebooking para sa…
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The United States honored Filipino World War II veterans in Tagum and reinforced economic and education partnerships in Davao as both countries mark 80 years…
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The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) said Monday that it has coordinated with government agencies to assist in repatriation efforts for…
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The Philippine government has assured overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in the Middle East that assistance and contingency measures are in place amid rising…
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