Why Lai Foong Moi’s rediscovery matters to Southeast Asian art
By Phl Today
/ August 18, 2026
National Gallery Singapore has opened the first solo exhibition in about six decades devoted to Lai Foong Moi, one of...
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Larry Alcala 100 opens with a bold declaration: Creativity is for everyone
By Phl Today
/ August 17, 2026
The Philippines on August 18 marks the 100th birth anniversary of National Artist for Visual Arts Larry Alcala, the beloved...
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From Manila streets to Batangas forests, ASEZ youth take action for the environment
By Phl Today
/ August 16, 2026
In a demonstration of youth-led environmental action, ASEZ, the university student volunteer group of the World Mission Society Church of...
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Eala Mania gives Philippine tennis a spark. The Gentry Open wants to build what comes next.
By Phl Today
/ August 16, 2026
Alex Eala has already shown the Philippines how far a tennis player can go. Now, as “Eala Mania” sweeps through...
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Kidapawan’s Zethen ‘Zed’ Quijano earns International Diamond at Asian English Champions League 2026 Finals
By Phl Today
/ August 15, 2026
An 11-year-old homeschooler from Kidapawan City has earned an International Diamond Award in Primary 5 English at the Asian English...
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ASEAN nuclear push puts readiness before expansion
By Phl Today
/ August 14, 2026
As Southeast Asian countries explore a larger role for nuclear technology, the Philippines is pushing a message that could determine...
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If Washington is moving away from DEI in its diplomatic service, what about Manila?
By Phl Today
/ August 14, 2026
The U.S. State Department's decision to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, from U.S. Foreign Service training offers a...
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Ilocos celebrates master weaver Magdalena Gamayo on her 102nd birthday
By Phl Today
/ August 14, 2026
Magdalena Gamayo has become more than a master of inabel weaving. She is a living link to an Ilokano craft...
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AI could give developing economies a decade to catch up, World Bank says
By Phl Today
/ August 12, 2026
Artificial intelligence (AI) could allow developing economies to achieve in a decade what might otherwise take a century, but only...
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‘Sea of garbage’ exposes the country’s waste management crisis — BAN Toxics
By Phl Today
/ August 12, 2026
Images of garbage piling up and floating in parts of Parañaque City following days of heavy rains brought by the...
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Why Lai Foong Moi’s rediscovery matters to Southeast Asian art
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Larry Alcala 100 opens with a bold declaration: Creativity is for everyone
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From Manila streets to Batangas forests, ASEZ youth take action for the environment
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Eala Mania gives Philippine tennis a spark. The Gentry Open wants to build what comes next.
