'Most important series of 2024': Alden Richards says 'Pulang Araw' planned 10 years ago
MANILA, Philippines — Alden Richards said the concept of his upcoming historical starrer "Pulang Araw" was already introduced to him 10 years ago.
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McCullough finally gets chance to represent Philippines with Strong Group's Jones Cup bid
MANILA, Philippines -- Former San Miguel Beermen import Chris McCullough is happy to be representing the Philippines in an international competition, as he bolsters the Strong Group Athletics (SGA) in the Jones Cup.
China's 'monster ship' stays close to BRP Teresa Magbanua at Escoda Shoal
MANILA, Philippines — China coast guard’s “Monster Ship” is still in the vicinity of Escoda (Sabina) Shoal, appearing to shadow the BRP Teresa Magbanua of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), according to Sealight director and defense and maritime expert Ray Powell.
Switzerland to highlight off-season destinations, electric bike tours
ZURICH, Switzerland — Switzerland's tourism agency said Thursday that it was trying to even out the flow of holidaymakers throughout the year to protect the Alpine country from the risks of excessive tourism.
Familiar names top picks for Senate
FAMILIAR names lead in a second-quarter Publicus Asia survey on voter preference for the Senate race in the 2025 midterm elections.
Philippines’ oldest political prisoner released
MANILA, Philippines — The country’s oldest political prisoner has been released from detention on Sunday, prisoner rights group Kapatid said.
'Process-driven' Gilas still a long way from Paris, stresses Cone
MANILA, Philippines -- With Gilas Pilipinas two victories away from the Paris Olympics, head coach Tim Cone is taking things one step at a time as they go into deep waters.
Delegitimizing China’s maritime expansion in the South China Sea: The role of 2016 arbitral tribunal ruling
The idea that Chinese expansion in the South China Sea is the quintessential threat to Philippine national security began in early 1995 when the Philippine Navy (PN) discovered the presence of Chinese wooden structures on Mischief Reef—called the Panganiban Reef, which is 150 nautical miles from the country’s westernmost island of Palawan, and 620 miles southeast of the southernmost Chinese province of Hainan.