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MANILA, Philippines – The trek to the Mount Olympus of sports — the Olympics — starts early Saturday when the bulk of the 15-strong Philippine team bound for the Paris Games leaves for Metz in France, where they would train for a month before finally plunging into action.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy personnel involved in last Monday’s confrontation had been instructed that use of force to accomplish the mission “is not authorized unless in self defense,” according to Philippine Navy spokesman Commodore Roy Vincent Trinidad.
MANILA, Philippines – The Creamline Cool Smashers announced that University of Georgia alumna Erica Staunton will be their import for the 2024 PVL Reinforced Conference beginning next month as they seek to end a title drought in the import-laden tournament.
MANILA, Philippines — Talk ‘N Text, Phoenix and PBA Stalwarts ran away with convincing victories against separate counterparts to kick off the 2024 Batang PBA 11-Under tournament Wednesday at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.
THE Civil Service Commission (CSC) yesterday cautioned the public against transacting with unscrupulous parties misrepresenting themselves as officials or employees of the commission to commit fraud.
MANILA: China's coast guard personnel acted like a "band of barbarians" during a Philippine resupply mission to a contested shoal in the South China Sea this week that led to injuries and damage to vessels, a senior navy official said on Thursday.A Philippine sailor suffered serious injury after what its military described as "intentional-high speed ramming" by the Chinese Coast Guard, aiming to disrupt a resupply mission for troops stationed on the Second Thomas Shoal.China's Coast Guard personnel, which Philippine military officials said were carrying knives and spears, looted firearms and "deliberately punctured" Philippine boats involved in the mission."We were unprepared for that kind of response," Philippine navy spokesperson Roy Trinidad said in a phone interview on Thursday. "We stuck with the rules of engagement. They were not allowed to use guns except for self defence."
MANILA, Philippines — US Secretary of State Antony Blinken held a call yesterday with Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo to discuss China’s “escalatory” actions to stop the delivery of food and supplies to a Philippine military outpost on BRP Sierra Madre in Ayungin Shoal early this week.
MANILA, Philippines — There’s no way the “barbaric” Chinese can provoke Filipinos into firing the first shot that could ignite a deadly confrontation at sea or worse, Philippine Navy spokesman Commodore Roy Vincent Trinidad said yesterday.