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  1. OPEN-AIR character defines the Z Kaze, which draws from earlier Z models and the Japanese tuner culture of the 1990s.

    Nissan Z Kaze revives T-top era

    Nissan unveils the one-off Z Kaze concept, featuring a custom T-top roof, 1990s-inspired tuning details, NISMO components, and GReddy upgrades.

    2 MIN READ

  2. TROPICAL escape The white sands and clear waters of Tumon Bay offer a picture-perfect introduction to Guam.

    FINDING HOME IN A FOREIGN LAND

    A Filipino-Japanese traveler discovers Guam’s blend of Chamorro heritage, Filipino and Japanese connections, historic sites and complex identity beyond its…

    3 MIN READ

  4. AN Indian schoolgirl holds up her hand-drawn chart of Baybayin consonants after learning the Filipino script at Vega School in Gurgaon, India.

    INDIAN KIDS LEARN BAYBAYIN

    Indian children wrote their names in Baybayin, a Filipino script with distant roots believed to reach back to ancient India.

    1 MIN READ

  5. PARTICIPANTS of the seminar-workshop titled ‘Thinking Through a Spatial Lens: Enabling a Geospatial Culture in DoST’ discuss topics that build a common understanding of geospatial thinking and exploring how a spatial lens can be integrated into how the agency analyzes problems, plans programs and makes decisions.

    Geospatial tech takes centerstage at DoST forum

    The DoST is strengthening geospatial culture across the agency by promoting spatial thinking and the use of geospatial data in planning, decision-making and…

    2 MIN READ

  6. Filipinos shining through in America

    Filipinos shining through in America

    Filipinos are not merely assimilating into America. They are helping shape it — through food, music, cinema, journalism, sports, entrepreneurship and culture.

    3 MIN READ

  7. ON Marajo, the wild and the ordinary live side by side: scarlet ibises, buffalo, river canoes, the small shops that keep island life moving.

    WHERE AMAZON MEETS THE SEA

    How much of Brazil do we really know? On Marajo, the Amazon reveals a country the world has barely met.

    2 MIN READ

  8. BANGKO Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Eli Remolona Jr. found an ally in the person of BDO Capital and Investment Corp. president Ed Francisco after the BSP top official was defended for his ‘boastful’ remarks. Remolona attributed the weakening peso partly to a local ‘consumption culture’ and remarked, ‘mayabang tayo eh.’

    Remolona defended over ‘boastful’ remarks

    BDO Capital president Ed Francisco defended BSP Governor Eli Remolona Jr.’s comments on Filipino consumption, saying consumer spending has helped sustain…

    2 MIN READ

  10. Let Filipinos eat savings

    Let Filipinos eat savings

    Filipinos don’t need Remolona’s lecture on humility. We need paychecks that survive contact with the grocery, the rent and the tricycle ride.

    3 MIN READ

  12. A BETEL nut, or bunga, is shown beside its opened shell.

    Native leaf, ancient chew, new nicotine

    The choice, then, is not old versus new. It is one set of risks against another. And for nga-nga, science has not yet supplied a neat answer to the comparison.

    4 MIN READ

  13. (June 11 2026) Philippine Flag waving, while the construction workers busy working at the top of the ongoing construction building in Quezon City, ahead of the observance of the Philippine Independence Day. Photo/Analy Labor

    Celebrating Buwan ng Wika

    Our language is also a gift. And like every precious gift, it becomes more meaningful when we share it.

    2 MIN READ

  14. P53-M man gives frugality sermon

    P53-M man gives frugality sermon

    A top economic official earning P52.76 million is criticized for blaming Filipinos’ consumption culture instead of addressing low household incomes and limited…

    1 MIN READ

  15. Physical books, local stories, and meaningful engagement remain essential in helping young readers grow into thoughtful Filipino thinkers.

    Reigniting pages

    How educators and publishers plan to hook young readers on local literature

    2 MIN READ

  16. Leandro Elahe. Ifugao. Mayoyao.

    Leandro Elahe. Ifugao. Mayoyao.

    Mayoyao guide Leandro Elahe shares a personal link to Ifugao heritage, standing beside a century-old photograph of his grandmother that captures traditional…

    1 MIN READ

  17. Kadayawan and only

    Kadayawan and only

    As a plus, Davao City is extremely safe, and the people are friendly, perhaps because they are so prosperous.

    2 MIN READ

  18. Kitty Bunag and Bliss Mabini, both 45.

    Sweat is the new luxury

    How Manila’s fitness and wellness tribes conquered HYROX Bangkok

    3 MIN READ