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View from Manila: Making sense of the gutter talk from China’s embassy
Oct 22, 2026

View from Manila: Making sense of the gutter talk from China’s embassy

‘Let the good aspects prevail over bad ones. Otherwise we may easily fall into the situation of countermeasures and retaliation,’ China’s envoy says. Yet his taunts seem to be sending a different message altogether.


DSWD’s budget appeal: Give AICS at least P63 billion in 2027
Oct 22, 2026

DSWD’s budget appeal: Give AICS at least P63 billion in 2027

The Department of Social Welfare and Development says AICS will be used to support those affected by El Niño and the Middle East conflict. But there are still concerns about the program.


Expert: AI reshapes finance as risk and governance challenges grow
Oct 22, 2026

Expert: AI reshapes finance as risk and governance challenges grow

Expert: AI reshapes finance as risk and governance challenges grow


Rare photographs offer visual records of Chinese Red Army's Long March
Oct 22, 2026

Rare photographs offer visual records of Chinese Red Army's Long March

As China commemorates the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army's Long March, a rare collection of photographs recording the historic expedition from 1934 to 1936 has come to light.


Preschool, transitional kindergarten deliver big: 11 months ahead in reading, 8 in math
Oct 22, 2026

Preschool, transitional kindergarten deliver big: 11 months ahead in reading, 8 in math

Children who were part of California's transitional kindergarten expansion scored ahead on reading and math in third and fourth grades, researchers found.


Leonen: We need to think if bar exam should be the 'be all, end all'
Oct 22, 2026

Leonen: We need to think if bar exam should be the 'be all, end all'

Supreme Court (SC) Senior Associate Justice Marvic Leonen, a candidate for the position of chief justice, said Thursday that there is a need to review whether the Bar Examinations for aspiring lawyers should be the primary mode of who is qualified to practice law in the country.


Calapan College opens store for Mangyan products
Oct 22, 2026

Calapan College opens store for Mangyan products

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — The Divine Word College of Calapan (DWCC) is opening a campus-based store selling Mangyan-made handicrafts and indigenous products on Thursday (Oct. 22), as part of its celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Month. The store, named BUNGA, aims to promote the craftsmanship of indigenous Mangyan communities while providing support for their


Mangyan literacy program in Oriental Mindoro wins 2026 Galing Pook Award
Oct 22, 2026

Mangyan literacy program in Oriental Mindoro wins 2026 Galing Pook Award

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — The Zero Illiteracy and Innumeracy Program for Mangyan communities in Oriental Mindoro was among 10 local governance initiatives recognized by the 2026 Galing Pook Awards, which honor innovative programs that improve lives in local communities. The recognition puts a spotlight on Oriental Mindoro’s efforts to expand educational opportunities for Mangyan


Philippines exploring deeper cooperation with Taiwan to protect undersea cables
Oct 22, 2026

Philippines exploring deeper cooperation with Taiwan to protect undersea cables

The Philippines is exploring deeper cooperation with Taiwan on protecting undersea cables and addressing "gray-zone" activity, despite Manila's one-China policy, which recognizes Beijing and not Taipei, a Philippine diplomat said on Wednesday.


Divide and conquer? Teodoro says China meddling with Philippine politics
Oct 22, 2026

Divide and conquer? Teodoro says China meddling with Philippine politics

Defense Secretary Gilberto “Gibo” Teodoro on Thursday said China is already meddling with Philippine politics as more Filipinos turn against each other.


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