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MANILA, Philippines –– Advocates of two-wheel electric vehicles (EVs) are still awaiting updates on the amendment of an executive order that will address the exclusion of two-wheel EV variants in the granting of tax incentives.
MANILA, Philippines — Women officials and members of the House of Representatives will be presiding over today’s session, in celebration of Women’s Month and in accordance with the internal rules of the chamber.
MANILA, Philippines — Stressing the need for a one-time significant wage increase to effectively stimulate the local economy, labor group Federation of Free Workers (FFW) has rejected the proposal by some legislators and the business sector for an installment-based legislated wage increase.
MELBOURNE — Days after his visit to Canberra, President Marcos departed for Melbourne to attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) – Australia Special Summit, where he is expected to discuss key issues with fellow leaders.
MANILA, Philippines — It seems that not everyone in the Senate is on board with Charter change. Sen. Cynthia Villar said “there’s a chance” that seven senators, including herself and four other allies of President Marcos, would vote against the proposed measure to amend certain economic provisions of the Constitution.
SUMISIP, Basilan, Philippines — More irrigation infrastructure and dams are being built to address the effects of El Niño nationwide, according to President Marcos.
Dihang nagsunod ang pagpasaka sa mga balaudnon sa P150 nga umento sa inadlaw nga suholan sa tanang trabahante sa tanang pribadong kompaniya sa tibuok nasud sa Senado ug House of Representatives sa niaging tuig, naglaom ang mga mamumuo nga modako na ang ilang kita.
MOSCOW, Russia — Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was so loathed by President Vladimir Putin that the Kremlin leader refused to say his name in public.