House panel sets jeepney modernization investigation
THE House Committee on Transportation will start investigating on Wednesday concerns involving the implementation of the public utility vehicle (PUV) or jeepney modernization program.
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Secure lease of AES for 2025, Comelec urged
SEN. Maria Josefa Imelda «Imee» Marcos called on the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to immediately secure the lease of the automated counting system to be used in next year's polls.
DA pushing for bigger Philippine share of Japan’s food market
The Department of Agriculture is looking to get for Filipino farmers and fisherfolk a bigger share of food market of Japan, which imported a total USD87 billion of agricultural products in 2022, the fifth largest in the world that year.
Streaking Gin Kings trounce Batang Pier
MANILA, Philippines -- Barangay Ginebra pulled away in the final quarter and scored a crucial 103-93 victory over a gritty NorthPort side in the PBA Commissioner's Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Sunday.
Standing at the threshold of the 75th year of Korea-Philippine relations
Whenever guests from Korea visit the Philippines, I make it a point to take them to Romulo Café, a local establishment named after the eminent Filipino statesman and diplomat Carlos P. Romulo. The place not only offers a taste of Filipino delicacies but also serves as a poignant reminder, in my view, of the ties between Korea and the Philippines. I believe our countries were destined to develop this kind of kinship. Karma – a term frequently emphasized by revered monks in predominantly Buddhist Myanmar, where I once served as Korean Ambassador – has intricately woven a connection between our two nations, bridging our past, present and undoubtedly our future.
Abelardo eyes 3rd straight ONE Championship win
MANILA, Philippines -- Filipino-Kiwi mixed martial artist Mark Abelardo will try to win his third straight bout in ONE Championship next week, as he faces Dagestan’s Ibrahim Dauev on January 13.
QCPD vows to sustain 2023 gains
MANILA, Philippines — Officials of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) vowed to sustain their gains last year to keep Quezon City safe and secure for its residents, workers and visitors.
The 75th year of Korean-Philippine relations
Whenever guests from Korea visit the Philippines, I make it a point to take them to Romulo Café, a local establishment named after the eminent Filipino statesman and diplomat Carlos P. Romulo. The place not only offers a taste of Filipino delicacies but also serves as a poignant reminder, in my view, of the ties between Korea and the Philippines. I believe our countries were destined to develop this kind of kinship. Karma – a term frequently emphasized by revered monks in predominantly Buddhist Myanmar, where I once served as Korean Ambassador – has intricately woven a connection between our two nations, bridging our past, present and undoubtedly our future.