Malacañang vows justice, transparency in the wake of broadcaster’s murder
PHILIPPINE STAR/ KRIZ JOHN ROSALES A HIGH-RANKING Malacañang official assured the family of slain radio
Bird flu detected in 9 provinces in Luzon, 1 in Mindanao
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US donates additional P11.5-M COVID-19 supplies, humanitarian aid to Surigao del Norte
US EMBASSY PHOTO HANDOUT THE UNITED States has donated an additional P11.5 million worth of
Lawmaker calls for improved registration among indigenous and poor communities
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Senior citizen discount on traffic fines proposed in House bill
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PHL inflation still manageable — ECoP
A wide variety of fish at the Marikina Public Market. — PHILIPPINE STAR/ WALTER BOLLOZOS
Geothermal, biomass, hydro classified as preferred dispatchers of power
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World Bank urges Philippines to cement place in industrial, tech and health value chains
REUTERS THE PHILIPPINES must establish its niche in the global value chains for manufacturing, technology,
Frozen pork inventory rises 15% at end of September
THE inventory of frozen pork in accredited storage facilities rose 15% year on year to
Marcos says agri ambitions go beyond self-sufficiency
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Q1 building permit approval growth slows on rising costs
APPROVED building permit applications rose 1.8% year on year in the first quarter, slowing from
Budget realignments dismissed as insignificant
PHILSTAR FILE PHOTO THE adjustments to the budget bill following its initial passage by the
Electronics, food exports seen little affected by slowing global trade
REUTERS THE Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said resilient electronics and food exports will
50 power distributors seen non-compliant with order to itemize generation charge
THE Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) said on Thursday that 50 distribution utilities (DUs) are now
An alternative approach to agriculture
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CHR should prove HRW wrong
CHRISTIAN LUE-UNSPLASH “President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.,” said Human Rights Watch (HRW) Deputy Asia Director Phil
Greatness of spirit
LARM RMAH-UNSPLASH “To nurture a better tomorrow, we need to strengthen the child protection in
Time for a Philippine pivot away from China
BW FILE PHOTO The deal with having lived long enough is it opens one beyond
Taiwan sees more Chinese intimidation in Xi’s next term
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Plenty of ‘fire’ but less ‘fury’ as tensions with North Korea rise again
REUTERS SEOUL/WASHINGTON — Between long-range missile launches and the looming prospect of new nuclear tests,
Soaring egg prices force French food industry to change recipes
PHILIPPINE STAR/ WALTER BOLLOZOS PARIS — A more than doubling in egg prices in France
Rash of child deaths in Gambia linked to cough syrups made in India — WHO
VECTORPOUCH-FREEPIK THE DEATHS of dozens of young children in Gambia from acute kidney injuries may
GM Eugene Torre inducted into the World Chess Hall of Fame
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Converge FiberXers try to succeed where Hong Kong’s Dragons early victims failed
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