Typhoon Gaemi turns Manila streets into rivers
In an unexpected twist of nature, Typhoon Gaemi has turned the bustling Philippine capital into an impromptu water park. Schools, offices, and airports have taken [more…]
In an unexpected twist of nature, Typhoon Gaemi has turned the bustling Philippine capital into an impromptu water park. Schools, offices, and airports have taken [more…]
In a notable shift, Malaysia has overtaken Thailand to become Southeast Asia’s second-largest auto market, following Indonesia. This development marks a significant change in a [more…]
In a recent turn of events that sounds like a plot straight out of a cyber thriller, the Indian government has successfully rescued and repatriated [more…]
Australia’s international student landscape has undergone significant changes over the past three decades. Malaysians, Singaporeans, and Hongkongers, who once dominated the student population, are no [more…]
In a recent survey conducted by global accounting group Grant Thornton, the Philippines emerged as the top-ranking country among 28 nations in terms of the [more…]
Alejandro Tengco, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor), foresees the Philippines surpassing Singapore as Asia’s second-largest gambling destination after [more…]
In January, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines flew to Vietnam to sign a series of agreements on economic and security matters. Among these, [more…]
Aboitiz Power, a leading energy company in the Philippines, has announced the commercial operation of a 24MW battery energy storage system (BESS) at the Magat [more…]
Indonesia and the Philippines have been quietly strengthening defense support over the past decade, but recent developments have brought them into the spotlight. Indonesia’s offer [more…]
In the bustling streets of Manila, the jeepneys, vibrant and iconic symbols of Filipino culture, chugged along, their colorful hand-painted designs depicting everything from religious [more…]