Experts warn that the possible return of El Niño in 2026 may drive up food and energy prices in the Philippines due to reduced agricultural output, water shortages, and higher electricity costs. Read more »
Quezon City is preparing for the return of All aBOARD Expo 2026, a large-scale board game and family activity event expected to draw more visitors this year. Read more »
The Philippines ranks among the most vulnerable economies to a potential food price surge, as global risks from energy costs, fertilizer prices, and climate disruptions continue to rise, according to Nomura Global Markets Research. The country placed 21st out of 110 economies in the index, reflecting high exposure to global food price volatility. Read more »
Sultan Kudarat’s coffee sector set to grow with improved access and wider opportunities for our local growers. Read more »
New Lucena Port Terminal is set to open soon, bringing faster, more comfortable, and more efficient travel for passengers between Quezon and nearby islands. A modern step forward for regional transport and tourism. Read more »
The Philippines hosts the 48th ASEAN Summit in Cebu, bringing Southeast Asian leaders together to strengthen cooperation on peace, trade, and shared regional progress under the theme “Navigating Our Future, Together. Read more »
