A delegation from the National Filipino American Lawyers Association (NFALA) visited the Philippine Supreme Court to engage in discussions about the Philippine legal system and the strategic plan for judicial innovations.
The Philippine Embassy and Consulates in the United States are gearing up for an exciting cultural journey as they announce the return…
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) partners with Japanese organizations to enhance local capacities in identifying counterfeit Japanese goods. Through a training seminar with the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) and the Japan Patent Office (JPO), IPOPHL aims to strengthen market monitoring and enforcement. This collaboration is set to bolster intellectual property rights protection in the Philippines, reflecting the importance of international cooperation against counterfeiting.
The Philippines is addressing critical challenges in agriculture, healthcare, and manufacturing through the launch of eight new research and development programs. These initiatives focus on quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and smart agriculture to foster innovation and drive national progress.
The Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) rescued 34 Indonesian nationals from a Chinese-run offshore gaming operator hub in Pasay City. The rescue operation followed a tip-off from an Indonesian national claiming unlawful detention at the Kanlaon Tower on Roxas Boulevard. The PAOCC, along with other agencies, conducted the successful operation, highlighting ongoing issues with unauthorized detentions in such establishments. As authorities investigate, the rescued individuals are in protective custody, with updates pending on the legal actions against the operators involved.
Filipina actress Maris Racal attends Berlinale 2025, representing her film “Sunshine” in the Generation 14plus category. Catch the excitement surrounding her festival debut and its impact on global cinema.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) successfully intervened to rescue two Filipino women involved in a drug syndicate in Malaysia, averting a potential international legal crisis similar to the infamous case of Mary Jane Veloso. This operation reflects broader transnational efforts to combat drug trafficking and protect citizens abroad.
A meeting was recently held to explore future collaboration and potential partnerships between the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Texas (PACCTX), Lawin Media Network (Lawin), and the Philippine Department of Tourism (DOT).
In Puerto Princesa, the Philippine Red Cross has acted swiftly in response to severe flooding affecting nine barangays and surrounding municipalities. The organization’s efforts include providing temporary shelters, medical aid, and essential supplies to displaced families. With collaboration from local government units and community volunteers, the Red Cross aims to address the immediate needs of flood victims while leveraging technology and public support to sustain relief operations.
A recent SWS survey highlights a decrease in the number of Filipinos who feel their quality of life has improved over the past year. With 32% reporting better conditions and 26% experiencing a decline, concerns focus on economic stability and health. The government promises measures to address these issues, but the public’s reaction remains mixed.