This isn’t about being anti-worker — it’s about being more in touch with realities on the ground. A wage hike without structural reform is akin to fixing a roof using duct tape, in the middle of a storm. Read more »
A new mix of familiar names and fresh faces is entering the Philippine Senate on June 30, 2025. With promises ranging from healthcare reform to green infrastructure and food security, the 12 newly elected senators are expected to shape the country’s legislative direction in the coming years. Read more »
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has opened applications for 265 fully-funded scholarships available to Filipino students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in Saudi universities. Read more »
More than 700 trays of native rice cakes, or kankanen, were shared—and quickly devoured—during the town’s Kankanen Festival on Saturday, April 26. Read more »
In the coastal village of Paraiso in Tacloban City, a nine-hectare mangrove area is being transformed into an urban green space — a quiet but powerful response to the growing need for climate resilience and environmental protection. Read more »
Ateneo de Manila University and the University of the Philippines (UP) continue to lead the country’s higher education field, tying as the Philippines’ top institutions in the 2025 Times Higher Education (THE) Asia University Rankings. Read more »
