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MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday used his keynote address at an international trade summit to underscore the country's role in maintaining global peace and stability, framing it as a key factor in the Philippines' bid for a seat on the powerful United Nations Security Council.
In over 12 years, two-time PBA Most Valuable Player Abet Guidaben has never consented to any interviews. Finally, the 6’5” center has opened up in an exclusive conversation with this writer for The STAR and DWAN 1206 AM, where he talked about life in retirement with his wife, children and grandchildren. Guidaben left the Philippines in 2003, and subsequently survived a rare debilitating illness and a stroke.
MANILA, Philippines — Visiting US Department of State Undersecretary for arms control and international security affairs Bonnie Jenkins will attend the Strategic Trade Management Summit, where President Marcos is expected to provide the keynote address.
CEBU, Philippines — Ang ikaduhang season sa Kingpin Cebu Basketball League mi-arangkada na niadtong Dominggo, Septiembre 1, diha sa Cebu City Sports Institute (CCSI) Gym sa Barangay Sawang Calero.
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has suspended the selling of several vape brands for alleged violations of the Vape Law.
MANILA, Philippines — Motorists can breathe a sigh of relief next week as domestic pump prices are expected to go down by at least P1 per liter.
FUEL prices were estimated to go down by about a peso next week due to recent developments in the Middle East, oil industry sources said Friday.
MANILA, Philippines — Speaker Martin Romualdez is pushing for “more severe” punishment for agricultural smugglers and price manipulators, saying these acts are considered “economic sabotage” and “stronger legislative reforms” are needed to deter such unlawful activities.