China slams 'sleeper cells' allegations
(UPDATE) BEIJING, through its embassy in Manila, rejected allegations that China deployed so-called sleeper cells in the Philippines amid reports of some Chinese with retiree's visa but who are still young.
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BulSU students win 3rd iThink Hackathon
TEAM Open Soars of Bulacan State University (BulSU) emerged as the winner of the third iThink Hackathon organized by the ISLA Camp (ICP HUB Philippines).
BI rescues Pinay ‘mail-order bride’
MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of Immigration rescued a Filipina who was about to be a victim of a “mail-order bride” scheme, the BI said yesterday.
Sunlight Air explains transfer to Clark International Airport
MANILA, Philippines — Sunlight Air explained their move to Clark International Airport from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).
Philippines, US air forces hold drills
MANILA, Philippines — The air forces of the Philippines and United States started the first leg of Cope Thunder at the Basa Air Base in Floridablanca, Pampanga on Monday.
Territorial threats harming Filipinos unacceptable – Marcos
MANILA, Philippines — Threats to the country’s sovereign rights over the West Philippine Sea that endanger the lives of Filipinos are “unacceptable,” President Marcos said yesterday, as he ordered a review of the capabilities of the country’s military hardware and equipment.
US Indo-Pacific Commander 'very, very concerned' about Chinese aggression in South China Sea
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The head of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said on Tuesday that he was “very, very concerned” about China’s aggression toward Philippine forces near disputed islands in the South China Sea.
DA readies more programs to entice young Filipinos to join agriculture
The Department of Agriculture is rolling out several programs to entice more young FilipInos go into agriculture.