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MANILA, Philippines — Dismayado ang ilang aktibistang mangingisda sa pagkabig ng Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) matapos unang sabihing "sadyang" sinisira ng Tsina ang West Philippine Sea gamit ang cyanide fishing.
MANILA, Philippines — To strengthen the country’s compliance with international rules against the use of drugs in sports, President Marcos is amenable to increasing the manpower of the Philippine National Anti-Doping Organization – the accredited anti-doping organization under the Philippine Sports Commission or PSC.
Japan goes "waku-waku" as Spy x Family: Code White opened at No. 1 in Japan during the 2023 December holiday weekend, and continued its No. 1 streak for three weeks, earning 4.41 billion yen. Get to know the undercover family before the hit movie makes its way to Philippine theaters this March 13.
MANILA, Philippines: The Department of Transportation (DoTr) is inviting local and international companies to submit bids for the upgrade, expansion, operation, and maintenance of the Laguindingan International Airport.
SCIENTISTS and more than 10 civil society groups like the international organization Oceana have called on the government to urgently revert to mangrove forests all abandoned, undeveloped and underutilized (AUU) fishponds. As mandated by the Amended Fisheries Code, this action will mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change.
MANILA, Philippines — The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) upheld its decision to slap a P2-million fine on broadband and technology company NOW Corporation (NOW Corp.) and its CEO Mel Velarde for allegedly giving “misleading disclosures”.
MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court (SC) has disbarred a lawyer who abandoned his legal family and lived with another woman, even displaying on social media their illicit affair.
CHICAGO — A study that analyzed the genetic code of a quarter of a million U.S. volunteers found more than 275 million entirely new variants that may help explain why some groups are more prone to disease than others, researchers reported on Monday.