Vietjet to launch new direct flights between Cebu and Ho Chi Minh City

Vietjet recently announced a new direct route between Cebu, one of the Philippines' leading economic and tourism hubs, and Ho...
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Vietjet to launch new direct flights between Cebu and Ho Chi Minh City

Filipino students’ microgravity experiment tested aboard International Space Station

A simple device made of two spinning gyroscopes and a stick has carried three Filipino students into one of the...
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Filipino students’ microgravity experiment tested aboard International Space Station

New animated series ‘Agos’ seeks to reconnect Filipino children with local culture

In a country of more than 7,000 islands, many Filipino children today are growing up immersed in worlds that look...
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New animated series ‘Agos’ seeks to reconnect Filipino children with local culture

Marcos turns Filipino dessert halo-halo into diplomatic gesture

A bowl of halo-halo emerged as an unexpected symbol of Philippine-Japan friendship during President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s state visit to...
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Marcos turns Filipino dessert halo-halo into diplomatic gesture

‘Tatak Pinoy’ seal seeks global recognition for Philippine-made products

The Philippine government has launched a national certification mark aimed at turning public procurement into a catalyst for industrial growth,...
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‘Tatak Pinoy’ seal seeks global recognition for Philippine-made products

‘Linda Walker’ actress Zhang Yingfei to join education outreach in the Philippines

Chinese actress Zhang Yingfei, the 22-year-old breakout star behind the viral micro-drama “The Heiress Who Won with Brains”, is set...
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‘Linda Walker’ actress Zhang Yingfei to join education outreach in the Philippines

The permit trap

In fast-growing economies, governments often face a familiar temptation: regulate first, explain later. The Philippines nearly stumbled into that trap...
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The permit trap

How Ningbo’s cashless and accessible bike-sharing system stands out to Filipino tourists

China was once known as the “Kingdom of Bicycles”, a title earned during the 1950s to early 1990s when bicycles...
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How Ningbo’s cashless and accessible bike-sharing system stands out to Filipino tourists

June declared Judiciary Month as Supreme Court marks 125th year

June will now be observed annually as Judiciary Month under Presidential Proclamation No. 1265, expanding the previous weeklong celebration to...
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June declared Judiciary Month as Supreme Court marks 125th year

How OpenHands Foundation is connecting Filipino children to essential services

For thousands of children in the Philippines, access to education, healthcare, and basic public services begins with a single document:...
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How OpenHands Foundation is connecting Filipino children to essential services

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