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DepEd is pushing a major shake-up in the basic education calendar, saying the planned three-term setup for School Year 2026–2027 is meant to protect class time and make school operations less chaotic. Education Secretary Sonny Angara said the idea is not a college-style trimester, but a new way of
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The Philippines and France have signed a Status of Visiting Forces Agreement, a move that makes it easier for both countries to send troops to each other’s territory for joint activities. Big deal ito for Manila as it keeps building defense ties with more countries habang umiinit ang tension
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Top Philippine universities kept their positions in English studies and improved in broader Arts and Humanities rankings in the 2026 QS subject tables.
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Patricia Non is back on Maginhawa Street, and this time the community pantry is focused on public utility drivers who are taking the hit from soaring fuel prices. According to Rappler, the pantry reopened in Quezon City on Thursday and quickly drew in drivers looking for rice and vegetables aft
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Patricia Non has brought back the Maginhawa community pantry, this time to help public utility drivers struggling with the sharp rise in fuel prices. Rappler reported that the pantry was set up again on March 26 along Maginhawa Street in Quezon City, stocked with vegetables like sayote and kangkong plus
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Bangsamoro parliamentary elections | Nation | Source: Rappler
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Gilbert Teodoro
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The Department of Health is sounding the alarm after a sharp jump in self-harm incidents recorded in Metro Manila this year. Based on figures cited by The Manila Times, the National Capital Region Police Office logged 111 cases from Jan. 1 to March 23, far above the 33 incidents reported
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Anti-Money Laundering Council | Nation | Source: Philstar.com
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Anti-Money Laundering Council | Nation | Source: Philstar.com
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Thousands of ride-hailing drivers in the Philippines are set to join a two-day transport protest on March 26 and 27, with organizers saying around 5,000 TNVS drivers may stop accepting bookings. The action is tied to growing anger over soaring fuel prices that have pushed operating costs higher for