The manufacturing sector is up by 7.5% year on year in the 3 months to September, from 12.9% in Q2
Foreign investors must understand if their activities need a PT PMA or sector-specific approval with licenses, ownership, and regulatory requirements.
Five police reports received in August, suspect said to be Form 5 student.
DOH warns of harmful effects of cadmium found in vape
Vietnam’s Party General Secretary and President To Lam and Swiss President Guy Parmelin enjoyed a walk around Hanoi's Hoan Kiem Lake on Saturday as part of the Swiss leader's official visit to Vietnam.
MANILA, Philippines — War in the Middle East, escalating trade tensions and budget pressures are putting climate investment under tremendous strain—just when global temperatures and sea levels reach new record highs. This pressure is compounded when climate investment and development investment are framed in policy decisions as opposing priorities. Competing demands do call for hard budget
MANILA, Philippines — Filipino social entrepreneur and agriculturist Cherrie Atilano started her Eisenhower Fellowship in Philadelphia on Oct. 5, bringing the aspirations of Filipino farmers into an international exchange on leadership, innovation and sustainable development. Selected for the 2026 Innovative Entrepreneurs Program, Atilano will spend the coming weeks in the United States exploring how regenerative agriculture,
More than 1,000 special permits have been issued to several public utility vehicles (PUVs) amid the expected influx of passengers this Undas break, the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) said on Sunday.
MANILA, Philippines — Corporations are pushing for a more collaborative approach to social responsibility, saying today’s biggest social and environmental problems are too broad for companies to tackle alone. The League of Corporate Foundations (LCF), a network of operating and grant-making corporate foundations and corporations in the Philippines, made the call at the recently concluded “2026
MANILA, Philippines — With geopolitical woes drowning Filipino consumers in elevated costs, the Philippines is taking a much closer look at energy sources at home to build a more resilient power network. While coal remains king, renewable energy is proving to have a bigger role. READ: Green groups urge gov’t to fast-track energy transition There’s no
Dubai authorities eye Interpol assistance after a massive freelance visa fraud scheme swindled an estimated 400 OFWs
The heads of major multilateral development banks (MDBs) vowed to strengthen their cooperation in addressing various global issues, including conflicts, disasters, and tight fiscal conditions.
Anna Leigh Waters, the world’s top-ranked pickleball player, visits the Philippines and encourages fans of the country’s fast-growing sport to commit to improving, ‘whether it works out professionally or not’