More than half of Filipinos or 59 percent are satisfied with the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during the ...

Makabayan bloc senatorial bet Liza Maza urged the government to increase funds for education and health as a counter-measure to teenage pregnancy, amid the controversy surrounding comprehensive sexual ...

The Philippines has lost a champion of the environment and indigenous people with the death of Franciscan priest Father Pedro ...

Maharlika Investment Corp. will buy 20% of Synergy Grid and Development Philippines for $337 million, marking the sovereign ...

The Senate has adopted a resolution urging the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to grant Starlink Internet ...

In a nation boasting one of the lowest unemployment rates in recent years, the rise of self-rated poverty to record-breaking levels presents a perplexing paradox. This is the reality the Philippines ...

The World Bank, comprising 189 member nations, seeks to reduce poverty and boost living standards by providing ... is expected to see a 6.7% expansion both this year and next. In rural areas, a ...

Around 30 percent of children under 5 years of age are stunted – considered high for its level of income and high compared to most of its neighbors” At ...

The average driver in the metropolitan area — including Long Island — paid nearly $3,500 in costs associated with congested, poor and unsafe roads last year, according to a new report by a ...

and consider how investment on a large scale in areas like education and early years infrastructure could help bring children out of poverty. The call came ahead of an event on Thursday to call ...

In a public hearing on the issues that merited the “Dirty Ashtray Award” for the Philippines’ poor response to tobacco-related health and financial issues, Sen. Pia Cayetano urged the ...

He needs help. He needs advice. Eighteen years after entering office with a high priority given to the ending of child poverty, it's proving to be tougher than it looked. The most recent figures ...