Philippines: Typhoon Recovery with Ongoing Preparedness
MANILA — The Philippines is making significant strides in recovering from past typhoon disasters, while also bolstering its preparedness for future calamities. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. underscored the government’s commitment to disaster resilience during an interview at the *Seatrade Cruise … Continue reading Philippines: Typhoon Recovery with Ongoing Preparedness
Typhoon Approaches Philippines Amid Recovery Efforts
MANILA – Villagers in northern provinces of the Philippines are being forced to evacuate as Typhoon Kong-rey approaches, compounding the challenges faced by a nation still grappling with the aftermath of a recent storm that claimed at least 182 lives … Continue reading Typhoon Approaches Philippines Amid Recovery Efforts
Philippines and South Korea commit to cooperate
MANILA/SEOUL – China has sought to expand its presence in contested areas of the South China Sea for years, brushing aside an international ruling that its claim to most of the waterway has no legal basis. The Philippines and South … Continue reading Philippines and South Korea commit to cooperate
Philippines: Revitalizing the Silver Screen
MANILA – To bolster the Philippine film industry, President Ferdinand Marcos has enacted Executive Order No. 70, a decisive step aimed at enhancing the Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP) and, by extension, the entire cinematic landscape of the nation. … Continue reading Philippines: Revitalizing the Silver Screen
Typhoon Yagi’s Trail of Devastation in the Philippines
MANILA – In a harrowing display of nature’s fury, Typhoon Yagi has left a path of destruction across the Philippines, claiming 20 lives and etching a narrative of loss and resilience into the heart of the nation. The typhoon, which … Continue reading Typhoon Yagi’s Trail of Devastation in the Philippines
Philippines: Chinese ship rams patrol boat
MANILA – In the early hours of August 31, a serious incident occurred in the South China Sea when the Chinese Coast Guard vessel 5205 collided with the Philippine Coast Guard’s BRP Teresa Magbanua. This incident, which took place near … Continue reading Philippines: Chinese ship rams patrol boat
Breakthrough: Philippines and China Forge Agreement
MANILA – In a significant diplomatic development, the Philippines and the People’s Republic of China have established a mutual understanding regarding the resupply of the BRP Sierra Madre stationed at Ayungin Shoal. This agreement, as announced by the Philippine Foreign … Continue reading Breakthrough: Philippines and China Forge Agreement
Rising confrontation between China and the Philippines
MANILA – The South China Sea, a strategic and resource-rich area, has once again become the center of escalating tensions between China and the Philippines. Recent events have marked a significant rise in the confrontation, with reports of physical altercations … Continue reading Rising confrontation between China and the Philippines
Celebrating 126 Years of Philippine Independence
MANILA – As the Philippines marks the 126th anniversary of its independence, we reflect on the nation’s enduring spirit and the pivotal moments that have defined its journey. The celebration of Independence Day on June 12th is a testament to … Continue reading Celebrating 126 Years of Philippine Independence
Mount Kanlaon Eruption: Alert Level Raised
MANILA – In an unexpected escalation of volcanic activity, Mount Kanlaon, located on the central island of Negros in the Philippines, has undergone an explosive eruption, leading authorities to raise the alert level on Monday. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology … Continue reading Mount Kanlaon Eruption: Alert Level Raised