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MARITIME MEMORIAL Members of the Philippine Coast Guard, together with families and other relatives of seafarers and fisherfolk who perished at sea, make an offering of flowers and prayers during a ceremony at Manila Bay on Sunday marking National Seafarers’ Day and National Maritime Week. —RICHARD A. REYES
Around 90,000 members of transport groups Piston and Manibela will again stop plying their routes…
The Department of Health (DOH) has disbursed, as of Sept. 20, some 64 percent or…
Despite an unbeaten record in Season 87 of the UAAP men’s basketball tournament, University of…
DAVAO CITY—The police in Davao are preparing at least 200 cases of obstruction of justice,…
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE—US President Joe Biden was caught on a hot mic on Saturday telling the…
The market continued to go up the past few days despite the US Federal Reserve’s…
NAGA CITY—There’s nothing like a Filipino fiesta to get political tongues wagging. Following Vice President…
The elder brother of Chinese businessman Michael Yang, former President Rodrigo Duterte’s economic adviser, is…
Chinese ships continue to swarm Escoda (Sabina) Shoal ahead of the arrival of a replacement ship for the Philippine Coast Guard’s BRP Teresa Magbanua. The spokesperson for the National Maritime Council says the Philippines will stop publicly disclosing ship details and movements that would be useful to China, which has deployed more than 80 vessels at the shoal west of Palawan.
