The National Security Council and Malacañang have rejected claims linking the Philippines to terrorist training following reports that the suspects in the deadly Bondi Beach shooting in Australia had previously stayed in the country. Read more »
Students and researchers from Benguet State University (BSU) are driving a new technology that turns surplus highland vegetables into dried “chop suey chips,” offering a potential solution to the persistent problem of vegetable dumping in the Cordillera. Read more »
The Philippines is set to make tennis history as the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) officially adds the Philippine Women’s Open to its 2026 global calendar. Read more »
Just this Friday, November 28, reports claimed that a U.S.-based security contractor is recruiting Filipinos—mainly former security personnel and ex-military—to fight for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Is it really true? Read more »
Japanese-run restaurants in Manila have faced a sharp decline in business following a series of armed robberies targeting Japanese nationals, prompting temporary closures and new security measures, officials and business owners reported. Read more »
Some of the country’s major business organizations are calling on the government to return more than P107 billion that the PDIC remitted to the National Treasury, saying the move could erode trust in the financial system. Read more »
