Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. urged stronger cooperation between Europe and Asia to uphold international law amid rising global threats. Read more »
The Manila city government has rolled out sweeping fuel conservation measures, cutting its fuel consumption by 50 percent in response to growing instability in the global oil market. Mayor Isko Moreno signed Executive Order 7 on Monday, directing all departments and offices to immediately scale down fuel use as tensions in the Middle East threaten supply chains and prices. Read more »
Efforts to balance road safety and the rights of informal workers are gaining ground as the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) reviews a proposal aimed at ensuring humane treatment of street vendors during clearing operations. Read more »
The Bureau of Immigration detained three Chinese nationals in Parañaque for alleged identity theft, overstaying, and visa violations. Authorities continue crackdowns on foreign nationals abusing Philippine immigration laws. Read more »
Before foreign rule left its mark, life in the Philippine archipelago followed rhythms already its own. Communities were built around shared values, lived traditions, and deep connections to nature - forming identities that did not need colonization to exist. Read more »
Valentine’s Day in the Philippines is always big, with romantic dinners, surprise proposals, and, of course, bouquets everywhere. But if you want to stand out this February 14, it’s time to think beyond flowers. From personalized gifts to unforgettable experiences, here are thoughtful and exciting ideas that your partner will truly appreciate. Read more »
