PAF acquires first advance air surveillance radar from Japan
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Air Force (PAF) yesterday announced the military’s acquisition of its first FPS-3ME Advance Air Surveillance Radar (ASRS) from Japan.
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Bill eyed to implement arbitral ruling on West Philippine Sea
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate is hoping to pass by next month the new maritime zone law that will help implement the 2016 arbitral tribunal adjudicating the Philippines’ case against China in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).
El Niño forecast to peak by April 2024; Marcos responds with task force
MANILA, Philippines — The possible dry spells and drought brought by El Niño could peak in April next year or a month earlier than initial estimates, according to the latest forecast by the Department of Science and Technology.
Philippines, US vow closer coordination amid worsening China acts
MANILA, Philippines — With China becoming bolder in harassing Filipinos and committing illegal activities in Philippine territorial waters, top military officials of the Philippines and the United States held a teleconference last Monday to discuss the need for them to work more closely in addressing pressing security issues in the region.
Marawi bombing inako ng ISIS! | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Inako ng terror group na Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) ang pagsabog kamakalawa ng umaga sa Mindanao State University (MSU) na ikinasawi ng apat katao at ikinasugat ng nasa 50 iba pa habang isinasagawa ang misa.
Build more bridges between our two nations; a historical visit
Last weekend, Minister of Armed Forces Sebastian Lecornu made a landmark visit to the Philippines, during which he met his counterpart, His Excellency Gilbert Teodoro.
Security officials tell senators: Philippines in safe hands
MANILA, Philippines — Officials of the country’s security agencies have given assurance that the Philippines is in safe hands in the aftermath of the bombing at Mindanao State University (MSU) that left four people dead and scores injured last Sunday, according to Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri.