Pax Silica Philippines could transform New Clark City into an AI and semiconductor hub. Here's why it's exciting and why some Filipinos are concerned. Read more »
Lake Sebu, a farming community in South Cotabato home to the T’boli and Ubo-Manobo Indigenous Peoples, has been recognized as the Philippines’ first United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Village. Read more »
The Philippines and China have once again exchanged diplomatic protests following a recent confrontation in the West Philippine Sea. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met with the Chinese ambassador to discuss the incident, while both governments reiterated their respective positions on the disputed waters. Read more »
Hinoba-an, the southernmost town in Negros Occidental, is expecting stronger demand for its hogs after receiving a Recognition of Active Surveillance on African Swine Fever (RAS-ASF) from the Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Animal Industry. Read more »
The Manila city government has opened its health centers to provide free doxycycline to residents who have been exposed to floodwaters as part of its efforts to prevent leptospirosis following heavy rains. Read more »
American marine biologist Kent Carpenter, known for revealing the Philippines’ rich marine biodiversity, was shot dead inside his home in Negros Oriental. Authorities continue investigating the killing. Read more »
