Tag: Philippines
Philippine settlement submerged by dam reappears due to drought
The ruins in the middle of Pantabangan Dam in Nueva Ecija province are a tourist draw, even as the region swelters in extreme heat
Sainthood candidate a ‘model of Christian living,’ says archbishop
In church, she was often seen kneeling with raised hands, her eyes closed and “totally engrossed in deep prayer and conversation with God”
Sunflower Run as a campaign on empowerment of women and children
"Pagpugay sa Kababaihan, Pag-asa Para sa Kabataan" is the Sunflower Run's theme as part of the Women's Month celebration
Climate activists in Manila hit Washington’s trilateral summit
The activists noted the significant roles of the involved countries in the global energy sector. US is a leading producer and supplier of LNG
ASEAN countries leaning towards China, new poll reveals
The 2024 poll results show that 50.5 percent of those surveyed would choose China as their strategic partner
Photos: Filipino Muslims mark the end of Ramadan
Celebrations vary widely across different Muslim communities but are united in the themes of generosity, community spirit, and gratitude
Filipino conservationists fear new law rubs salt in mangrove wound
Mangroves are crucial in the fight against climate change because they are more effective at absorbing and storing planet-heating carbon
SPOTLIGHT: Look what you made me do
Filipino children take center stage in fight against online exploitation
Charter change could worsen destructive mining impact
The Philippines is known for its rich mineral resources. However, 97% of the mining production in the country goes to foreign industries.
Two Philippine crew among dead in Huthi missile attack: govt
Manila is still seeking the release of 17 Filipinos taken hostage by the Huthis in November after the rebels seized their ship in the Red Sea