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MANILA, Philippines — The legal camp of Vice President Sara Duterte on Wednesday stood firm with its stance that the impeachment complaints have a “fundamental defect” and were based on “accusations” that they said lack the necessary evidence. Duterte’s defense lawyers took note of the developments at the House justice committee after it  found the

MANILA, Philippines — The graft case filed against Department of Health (DOH) Secretary Teodoro Herbosa is “undergoing evaluation,” according to Assistant Ombudsman Mico Clavano. Herbosa and three other DOH officials were named in a nine-page complaint over alleged bid-rigging in the procurement of mobile primary care facilities (MPCFs) worth P1.8 billion. READ: Herbosa, 3 other

MANILA, Philippines — Several colleges and universities announced a shift to online classes on Thursday, March 19, due to nationwide transport strikes. The strikes will be held in protest of the ongoing oil price hikes caused by the escalating military conflict in the Middle East, to call for more subsidies, and to urge the government

MANILA, Philippines — After the death of an allegedly bullied student with disability in Quezon City, the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) called on the government agencies concerned to strengthen their anti-bullying policies. In a statement sent to the Inquirer on Wednesday, the NCDA underscored that bullying is a problem, particularly for students with

More than 1,000 flights to Thailand have been cancelled by airlines from the Middle East since February 28, according to Aeronautical Radio of Thailand (AEROTHAI), as the regional conflict continues to affect traffic through Thai airspace. Surachai Nuprom, AEROTHAI’s deputy executive director and acting executive director, said today, March 18, that the impact on flight …

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Thai monks faced criticism online after a video showed them riding a car-shaped banana boat in the Bueng Khong Long reservoir in Bueng Kan province. A Thai social media influencer posted the clip on his Facebook page, บอยขวัญถุงChannel, showing five monks taking the banana boat ride in the reservoir. The video drew attention across Thai social …

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As global food supply chains continue to evolve, demand for ready-to-eat and long-shelf-life food products has surged across retail, foodservice, and industrial manufacturing sectors. From quick-service restaurants to supermarket private labels, businesses are increasingly seeking reliable sources of ready-to-use vegetables for foodservice and packaged meal production. Amid this shift, Thailand has strengthened its position as …

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A group led by activist Tae Achiwa gathered outside Thailand’s Ministry of Education in Bangkok yesterday, March 17, to submit a letter objecting to the government’s non-Thai student admissions policy for 2025. Tae arrived at around 11am with supporters from the Thai Mai Thon group and handed officials a petition opposing the Ministry of Education …

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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) will be offering free rides, also known as Libreng Sakay, for commuters who will be affected by the transport strike starting Thursday, March 19. “Our response will not just be about police visibility but the true help of the Philippine National Police to our kababayans who may

CEBU CITY, Philippines — A transport strike involving hundreds of public utility drivers is set on Thursday, March 19, 2026, as Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Opereytor Nationwide (PISTON)-Cebu cited rising fuel prices and insufficient fare adjustments. PISTON-Cebu said more than 500 active members are expected to participate in the protest, which will