Alcaraz, Sinner sail on to Last 16
MANILA, Philippines — Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz defeated close friend Frances Tiafoe in a roller-coaster five sets to reach the Wimbledon Last 16 on Friday as Jannik Sinner and Coco Gauff breezed through.
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Philippines 'prepares for worst' after oil spill
A coast guard personnel arranges booms, which are temporary floating barriers used to contain oil spills
Lagoon Catamaran celebrates 40th anniversary in Philippines
MANILA, Philippines — Yacht dealer European Yachts’ Lagoon, a renowned leader in the catamaran yacht industry, marked its 40th year through a lagoon sailors cruise.
CCG ship on 'patrol' in Batangas
(UPDATES) A CHINA Coast Guard (CCG) vessel has inched closer to the Philippines, sailing past an island located just 40 kilometers west of Calatagan in Batangas over the weekend, a maritime group said.
MARINA to shipping firms: Avoid sailing through conflict zones
MANILA, Philippines — To prevent more Filipino seafarers from being endangered, the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) will appeal to shipping firms to prevent their ships from sailing in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.
5 Pinoy crewmen of Houthi-attacked ship back in Manila
FIVE of 27 Filipino crew members of the MV Transworld Navigator arrived in Manila yesterday, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW).
Boat loaded with P19.8 million worth of cigarettes intercepted in Zamboanga
COTABATO CITY — Policemen on Wednesday night intercepted in the territorial waters of Zamboanga City a boat loaded with P19.8 million worth of imported cigarettes bound for a seaside town in Lanao del Norte.
Where’s the law for Phl to get even?
Is there a peaceful way to retaliate against China’s attacks in the West Philippine Sea? Yes, says international maritime lawyer Jay Batongbacal, PhD.