Windows26: PH: Shoal incident puts China sincerity in doubt

March 26, 2024

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PH: Shoal incident puts China sincerity in doubt

The Philippines has demanded anew that China immediately leave the vicinity of Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal and other areas inside the Philippines' maritime territory in the West Philippine Sea.

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Palace gives a heads-up on a long weekend – March 28 to 31

The Palace on Monday reminded the public of the upcoming long weekend from March 28 (Thursday) to March 31 (Sunday).

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Leisure travelers must remain alert vs scams, reminds cybersecurity firm

Filipinos have been warned against proliferating scams that can lead to identity theft and to remain alert even when they travel for leisure during the Holy Week break, according to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky.

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CA allows delivery of plastic cards for drivers' licenses

Around 1 million plastic cards were delivered to the Land Transportation Office (LTO) main office in Quezon City on Monday afternoon after the Court of Appeals (CA) lifted the preliminary injunction issued by a Quezon City regional trial court in October 2023.

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Feeding one hungry child at a time

Millie Kilayko is founding president and CEO of Negrense Volunteers for Change (NVC) Foundation, which has, among others, been feeding at least 55,000 children across the nation through its Mingo Meals Nutrition program.

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EDITORIAL: Animal rights as humanity's test

Humanity's "true moral test," the late novelist Milan Kundera wrote in his seminal work, "The Unbearable Lightness of Being," "consists of its attitude toward those who are at its mercy: animals."

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Inflation seen unlikely to repeat February spike

The Philippines will unlikely see an inflation flare-up similar to that in February as global prices of rice, a Filipino food staple, have started to ease, analysts at First Metro Investment Corp. (FMIC) and University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) said.

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Devils whip sinners in El Salvador Holy Week tradition

Devils with leather whips lashed people in a town square in El Salvador on Monday to "punish" them for their sins, in a centuries-old Holy Week tradition.

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Nope, he ain't the same Yap but he' still 'effective'

James Yap was a shell of his former self in the culmination of the PBA's All-Star Weekend in Bacolod on Sunday.

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Dingdong Dantes now a Naval Combat Engineering Officer of PH Navy

Marine reservist Dingdong Dantes added another feather to his cap after he graduated as part of the Naval Combat Engineer Officer Basic Course Class 07-23.

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