Pax Silica signing eyed by year-end, not during ASEAN Summit – DTI
‘We would like to give the project its own dedicated moment, so if there will be a signing, it would be on its own,’ DTI Undersecretary Ceferino Rodolo says
‘We would like to give the project its own dedicated moment, so if there will be a signing, it would be on its own,’ DTI Undersecretary Ceferino Rodolo says
A dormant coal shell refashions itself into a piped-water holding enterprise
Immigration Commissioner Joel Viado says the release of Joseph Sy allows him to leave custody while judicial proceedings continue as ordered by the High Court but ‘does not constitute a final determination of the questions surrounding his citizenship and identity’
The government’s pursuit of the highest financial offer may inadvertently trigger the Philippines’ most expensive energy failure
‘We’ll rebid in a few weeks. New rules, new bidding,’ Energy Secretary Sharon Garin tells Rappler as Semirara’s contract nears its July 2027 expiry
Reporting on the US-backed AI initiative reveals a story that stretches beyond technology — to protests, geopolitics, and the fight over the narrative
Three years after its creation, the overwhelming majority of Maharlika’s capital still sits in banks collecting interest, though the sovereign wealth fund has cautiously started investing in ports, power, and mining
President Marcos’ critical minerals policy means tapping more mineral reservations as his administration envisions a robust processing industry