99 Filipinos return from Kuwait amid Middle East tensions
Ninety-nine Filipinos have returned to the Philippines from Kuwait amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, the Department of Migrant Workers said Tuesday.
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Ninety-nine Filipinos have returned to the Philippines from Kuwait amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, the Department of Migrant Workers said Tuesday.
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Malacañang on Tuesday said the government has limited control over the peso’s continued weakening against the US dollar, citing the ongoing conflict in the…
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Cubans have endured regular outages as its aging power plants struggle to meet demand.
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The benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) closed Monday at 5,869.49, down 1.73 percent, as the local market began Holy Week trading on a negative…
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Malacañang has praised the local government of Manila’s initiative to fully subsidize jeepney operations, providing free rides to commuters struggling with a…
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Leaving procurement, allocation, and pricing entirely to market forces, without parallel state capability, exposes the country to risks it cannot control.
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The surge in fuel prices has ripples throughout the economy, disrupting supply chains, raising food prices, and squeezing the incomes of those who work…
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When the oil industry was deregulated in 1998, the unbundling of bills at the pump should have accompanied it.
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Motorists may finally catch a break at the pump — but only on gasoline. Industry data collated by the Department of Energy (DoE) shows that any expected…
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Rising fuel prices are pushing more commuters in Metro Manila to shift to bicycles and public transport, as local governments step up fuel conservation…
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‘It is an extraordinary situation, there is a lot of panic.’
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Budget airline Cebu Pacific (CEB) has assured that it can still fly and serve passengers as it has secured jet fuel until June this year, after fears that some…
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Ejercito raised concerns over alleged smuggling, hoarding and profiteering.
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The private sector has stepped in, but it cannot substitute for coherent policy from the government.
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Nobody wants the fire, yet everyone is flicking matches. Modern conflict is wired for escalation.
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The Constitution has zero mention of a ‘state of national energy emergency’ or any energy-specific emergency declaration.
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Hinimok ni Senador Win Gatchalian ang administrasyong Marcos na makipag-ugnayan sa Iran upang payagan ang pagdaan ng mga oil tanker na patungong Pilipinas sa…
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