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MANILA, Philippines — To enhance its priority tourism portfolio, the Department of Tourism (DOT) launched the Cruise Visa Waiver (CVW) Program on Tuesday in a bid to position the Philippines as a leading cruise destination in Asia.
MANILA, Philippines — The sea level in Manila has been increasing by about 2.6 centimeters per year from an average rate of 1.3 millimeters per year in the 1900s, with groundwater use in the city enhancing the risk of sea level rise in the country’s capital, according to a study. The Philippine Climate Change Assessment report was contained in the 268-page National Adaptation Plan (NAP) approved by President Marcos.
MANILA, Philippines — Four foreign nationals, mostly Chinese, rescued from Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) hubs in Pampanga and Tarlac appeared at Wednesday's inquiry of two House panels to prove the torture activities inside online gambling facilities.
SENATOR Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr. on Thursday morning (July 18) said that he is positive that President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.'s third State of the Nation Address (SONA) will adequately and comprehensively report the administration's progress in addressing the country's most pressing concerns.
AN acquittal on insufficiency of evidence is not the same as affirmation of innocence.
AN official of the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday said the government needs to adopt a whole-of-nation approach to successfully stop human trafficking.
A TOTAL of 6,256 policemen have been found guilty by the PNP Internal Affairs Service (IAS) of committing various offenses under the administration of President Marcos Jr., the IAS reported yesterday.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and China have signed an agreement raising to the highest level the officials who may use an emergency hotline concerning incidents in the South China Sea, involving presidential offices and foreign ministries.