Israel to Help Boost Philippine Agriculture and Water Management
Philippine agriculture is a crucial factor in the country's struggling economy. Its major crops, including bananas, coconuts, rice, sugarcanes, and pineapples, are massed-produced for...
Philippines, Thailand Experience Decline in Smartphone Shipments
More than four years have passed since the pandemic struck, but most South East Asian countries are still struggling to revive its economy. Countries,...
Power Outages Result in Millions of Economic Losses
The power outages that lasted up to 5 hours in the Philippines caused the country to suffer an economic loss of approximately ₱556 million....
Indonesia’s Security Ties with India and the US Tighten
No country can know what lies ahead in this never-ending conflict of claiming territorial lands and waters. Seeking help and tightening security ties with...
FDA Imposes Temporary Ban on Singapore Processed Pork Meat Products Imports
To prevent an outbreak of African swine fever in the country, the Philippine Food and Drug Administration (FDA) imposes a temporary ban on the...
Philippine Navy Christens Two More New Gunboats from Israel
For a country, sovereignty and the protection of its people are the most important things that it should prioritize against threats from other countries....
Is Bataan Nuclear Power Plant the Answer to Less Power Outage and Cheap Electricity?
The extreme temperatures brought by El Niño cause every household's electricity bills to skyrocket. It seems that the Philippine government's solution is to operate...
Butanding Festival Resumes in Sorsogon, Philippines
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E-cigarette Poisoning Increases Among Students in Vietnam
Vietnam reached an alarming e-cigarette usage rate, including heated cigarette products among its students, which often leads to e-cigarette poisoning. What are E-cigarettes? E-cigarettes usually come...
PH Schools Return to Modular Distance Learning Over Extreme Temperature
El Niño, which means "little boy" in Spanish, starts to wreak havoc, taking a toll on the people's health and the country's economy because...
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Japan Smashes Tons of Vietnamese Durian, Chillies
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Terrorist Attack: ISIS Claims Accountability in Mindanao State University Bombing
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Bataan Legislators Voted Against Philippine National Nuclear Energy Safety Act
Not all are happy and approve the operation of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, prompting Bataan legislators, 2nd District Rep. Abet Garcia along with...