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  1. Phl e-visa debuts in Dubai

    Phl e-visa debuts in Dubai

    Foreign residents in Dubai and nearby UAE emirates who need Philippine visas can now apply online without visiting the consulate.

  2. The value of Philippine agriculture and fisheries dropped by 5 percent year-on-year in the third quarter (July to September) of 2026, falling to P389.42 billion, marking the lowest third-quarter value in 11 years, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.

    Farm, fisheries Q3 output sinks 5%

    The Philippine Statistics Authority said on Friday the value of agriculture and fisheries production fell five percent to P389.42 billion from July to…

  3. Philippine recovery remains fragile — BPI

    Philippine recovery remains fragile — BPI

    The Philippine economy shows signs of recovery with a projected 3.2% growth in Q3 2026, driven by government spending and exports. However, weak consumer…

  4. MIGUEL Tabuena

    Philippine Open: Tabuena spearheads home charge

    Miguel Tabuena leads a 28-player Filipino contingent at the $1-million 108th Philippine Open at Manila Southwoods, aiming to end the country’s title drought…

  5. Protesters stage a rally along Kalaw Avenue in Manila on 4 July 2026, marking the 80th Philippine-U.S. Friendship Day by opposing what they describe as expanded U.S. military presence and intervention, as well as the proposed Pax Silica Initiative./Toto Lozano

    Why we cannot sit out Pax Silica

    The lesson from four decades of near misses is simple: Opportunities in global technology supply chains do not wait for a country to be ready.

  6. Pax Silica: More than jobs

    Pax Silica: More than jobs

    To understand why Pax Silica matters, one must first understand the global context.