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The surge of nearly 1,100 Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) members seeking amnesty, with the application deadline just days away, is a…
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The reported death of a Filipino caregiver in Israel during an airstrike is a stark reminder that conflicts rarely remain confined to…
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The recent joint naval and air drill conducted by the Philippines, Japan, and the United States near waters close to Taiwan underscores…
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The elevation of the Philippine Coast Guard’s chief West Philippine Sea spokesperson Jay Tarriela to the rank of rear admiral comes at…
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The decision by the coast guard to end its month-long search for the missing Amejara passengers marks a solemn turning point in…
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The recent clarification by a lawyer for former president Rodrigo Duterte—that the label “high value target” is not equivalent to a kill…
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The live coverage of the International Criminal Court’s confirmation of charges hearing involving former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte marks a significant moment…
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For many consumers in the Philippines, the idea of owning a flagship smartphone such as the Galaxy S26 Ultra for less than…
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The publication of the lotto results for February 26, 2026 will be, for most people, a brief moment of curiosity: a quick…
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Online attention recently turned to a short video circulating on social media, claimed to show dramatic ocean waves along the coasts of…
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Mobile number portability was once promoted as a quiet revolution in consumer choice. By allowing subscribers to keep their mobile numbers while…
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The announcement of the Feb 24, 2026 lotto result will, for many people, pass as a brief moment in the news cycle—a…
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The deaths of seven people in landslides in the towns of Mati and Monkayo are a stark reminder that in the Philippines,…
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The recent assurance from the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and Meta that Facebook will see fewer scams and less…
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Calls for broadcaster Raffy Tulfo to observe responsible and ethical journalism highlight a recurring tension in modern media: the pull between public…
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Cebu’s preparation to mark 40 years since the EDSA People Power uprising carries a particular weight because of the province’s long reputation…
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The Philippines’ plan to secure roughly $2.4 billion in new loans from Japan this year underscores how central external financing remains to…
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Mike Phillips’ eligibility to play as a local for Gilas under FIBA rules is more than a technical ruling; it is a…
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The decision of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to allow both the camp of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte and the prosecution…
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Huawei’s decision to price the new Band 11 series from Php 1,999 puts yet another spotlight on how aggressively the budget wearables…
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As the sun sets during the month of Ramadan, millions of Muslims around the world gather for iftar, the meal that breaks…
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Alex Eala’s exit in Dubai at the hands of Coco Gauff is not a cause for alarm so much as a useful…
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Public support in Cebu for a blanket ban on political dynasties touches a long‑running fault line in Philippine democracy: the tension between…
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The recent condemnation by a senior official of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) of the New…
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