It’s back to lower court to settle Subic port unrest
What are a freeport locator’s rights? A court answer to that simple question can settle turmoil in the sprawling economic zone. Perhaps assuage restive workers.
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Israel-Hamas truce takes effect
PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES — A four-day truce in the Israel-Hamas war took effect on Friday, with hostages set to be released in exchange for prisoners in the first major reprieve in seven weeks of war that have claimed thousands of lives.
Subsidized govt housing problem bugs COA
ARE the lowest-ranked uniformed personnel in the police, military, and related services still eligible as beneficiaries of government-subsidized shelters even after their salaries doubled since 2011 when the program was launched?
WATCH: World of Frozen as seen from Oaken's Sliding Sleighs
HONG KONG — If one is set to visit the newly-opened World of Frozen theme park in Hong Kong Disneyland, there is one ride that affords parkgoers a glimpse of wonderful fjords, shops of Arendelle and the castle of Queens Elsa and Anna.
'Worldwide phenomenon': Disney CEO ponders on Disney 100, 'Frozen' 10th anniversary
HONG KONG — World of Frozen, the world’s first ever and so far only “Frozen”-themed park in the world, officially opened to the public last Monday, November 20, in Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.
Marcos meets with TikTok execs; fake news tackled
SAN FRANCISCO – President Marcos and executives of the popular yet controversial short video hosting service TikTok have discussed ways to help small businesses promote their products and exchanged views on “fake news” during a meeting on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit (APEC) here.
SC sets guidelines on criminal jurisdiction after Taguig-Makati land dispute ruling
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, November 17) — The Supreme Court (SC) has released guidelines on Taguig City’s assumption of jurisdiction over crimes committed within areas that were previously part of Makati City.
Filipino students prefer skills-based education
MORE Filipino students are pursuing a skills-based education to make themselves more competitive in the job market, a study by an educational technology company showed.