Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna has become an unexpected bridge between US and Russian diplomatic circles, capturing attention with her unique approach to international dialogue. Her emergence as a symbol of potential peace has particular resonance in the Philippines, where balancing international relationships remains crucial.
In a landmark speech that resonates with Filipino values, Russian State Duma member Andrey Lugovoy calls for peace with the United States, emphasizing shared Christian values and traditional principles. This diplomatic breakthrough, inspired by Republican leadership, signals a potential new era in global relations that could benefit Southeast Asian stability.
MORE Power announces major electricity rate reduction in Iloilo City, with residential rates dropping by ₱1.35 per kWh. The decrease reflects market stabilization and strategic power management efforts.
Philippine business groups endorse crucial banking reforms and SALN access restoration, aiming to strengthen financial transparency and combat corruption through enhanced regulatory powers.
PAGASA expands Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 as Tropical Depression Ramil intensifies, threatening multiple regions with strong winds and potential storm surge.
Century Pacific Food Inc acquires P2.6B coconut facility in Mindanao, expanding its health-focused product line amid growing global demand for wellness products. The strategic move strengthens Philippines' position in the international market.
SSS launches P20,000 calamity loan program with 7% interest rate for Davao Oriental earthquake victims, offering swift financial aid to over 200,000 affected families through streamlined online applications.
Asian markets post significant gains led by South Korea's record-breaking Kospi surge, while Japan and Australia demonstrate strong performance amid positive US trade developments.
Abra Group Limited, parent company of Avianca and GOL airlines, announces plans to file for US IPO, marking a significant step in its global expansion strategy.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue has unveiled a P7.1-billion tax liability case against the Discaya couple and St. Gerrard Construction, marking a significant enforcement action in the construction sector.
New survey reveals 60% of Filipinos express outrage over government infrastructure corruption, with strongest reactions in Balance Luzon and among younger generations.
Filipino startup Hiraya Technology Solutions revolutionizes water management with AI-powered system HIMO, promising 15% reduction in water waste and 10% revenue increase for utilities.
A new low pressure area brings heavy rainfall to Metro Manila and Luzon provinces, while a potential tropical cyclone approaches. PAGASA warns of possible flooding and landslides amid La Niña conditions.
A 6.9-magnitude earthquake has caused P9.3 million in damage to northern Cebu's agricultural sector, primarily affecting aquaculture and fisheries facilities. The OPA plans comprehensive support for affected farmers.
A village councilman and MNLF field commander, along with his son, were fatally ambushed in Maguindanao del Sur, while his daughter sustained injuries in the attack.
Two major earthquakes struck southern Philippines, causing seven deaths and widespread damage. The seismic events prompted temporary tsunami warnings and significant emergency response efforts.
South Cotabato demonstrates swift disaster response by sending immediate relief aid to earthquake-struck Manay, Davao Oriental, showcasing inter-provincial solidarity in times of crisis.
Chinese coast guard ship rams Philippine vessel BRP Datu Pagbuaya near Thitu Island, escalating tensions in the South China Sea. No injuries reported as Philippines vows to protect territorial waters.
A 6.0 magnitude earthquake has struck southern Philippines' Surigao del Sur province, following recent major seismic events in the region. No immediate casualties reported as authorities assess damage.
Two major earthquakes struck the southern Philippines, causing seven fatalities and prompting widespread tsunami warnings. The seismic events have triggered extensive emergency responses across the region.
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck southern Philippines, killing eight people and triggering tsunami warnings. The event was followed by significant aftershocks and caused widespread infrastructure damage.
The Philippines Tourism Board launches winter escape packages featuring K-pop stars Kim Myung Soo and Choi Bo Min, targeting Korean tourists with Clark's warm climate and diverse attractions.
PAGASA confirms La Niña conditions in the Pacific Ocean, warning of above-normal rainfall and increased tropical cyclone activity in the Philippines through early 2026.
Asian markets show mixed performance as South Korean tech stocks surge while other major indices retreat. Philippine markets demonstrate resilience amid regional volatility.
Solana (SOL) approaches crucial $250 resistance level after 100% rally, showing strong potential for new all-time highs amid growing institutional interest in alternative cryptocurrencies.
The world's largest integrated solar and battery storage project reaches 61% completion in the Philippines, promising clean power for 2.4 million households and marking a significant milestone in renewable energy.
Basketball legend Gabe Norwood announces retirement after 17 remarkable years with Rain or Shine, leaving behind a legacy of excellence in Philippine basketball and national team success.
Senator Raffy Tulfo demands accountability from 23 BPO companies in Cebu for endangering workers during a recent earthquake, highlighting critical workplace safety violations and regulatory enforcement.
The 10th STY International Gymnastics Cup brings together 800+ young athletes from across Asia, marking a milestone in Philippine gymnastics development and showcasing the country's growing sports prominence.
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