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A chilling Rappler investigation has revealed that over the past three years, Chinese nationals have successfully recruited young Filipino government workers to hand over the country's most sensitive defense and security documents. The targets? Civilian staff of the Department of National Defense, the Philippine Navy, and people with
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Rep. Bong Suntay of Quezon City's 4th District just can't shake off the backlash — and now it's getting legal. Nine women's rights advocates from groups like World March of Women-Pilipinas and Sentro ng mga Nagkakaisa at Progresibong Manggagawa-Women filed a complaint-affidavit against
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Vice President Sara Duterte is firing back at her critics, claiming that the impeachment cases filed against her were not a spontaneous move — but a calculated plan that dates all the way back to May 2023. Speaking on the pilot episode of her SMNI TV show "Ibalik ang Tapang
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to fly to New York from March 8 to 11 for a working visit to the United Nations, where he will call for peace in the Middle East and push the Philippines' bid for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council. It
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It's Women's Month, but Rep. Bong Suntay apparently didn't get the memo. Around 100 women's rights advocates marched to the Office of the Ombudsman on Friday, March 6, to file criminal and administrative complaints against the Quezon City 4th District congressman for
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is heading to New York next week for a working visit to the United Nations, where he'll push for peace in the Middle East, advocate for civilian protection, and campaign for the Philippines' bid for a seat on the UN Security Council. The
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Three Filipino government workers from the country's defense establishment have been arrested for allegedly spying for China, the National Security Council (NSC) confirmed this week — exposing what authorities are calling a China-linked espionage network operating right inside the Philippine military apparatus. The arrested individuals worked with the Department
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It's not even a full week into Women's Month and another male government official is making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Senator Jinggoy Estrada is under fire after asking American basketball player and Gilas Women prospect Elizabeth Means if she has a "Filipino boyfriend&
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For four emotional days inside the International Criminal Court in The Hague, the families of those killed during Rodrigo Duterte's bloody drug war finally got what they've waited nearly a decade for — the chance to be heard. Grace Garganta, whose father and brother were killed in
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is heading to the United States this weekend for a packed working visit from March 8 to 11, where he'll take the stage at the UN General Assembly to call for peace in the Middle East and push the Philippines' bid for a
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The clock is ticking for Vice President Sara Duterte. The House Committee on Justice has officially served notice ordering her to file a verified answer to two impeachment complaints within 10 calendar days — or be considered to have waived her right and entered a general denial to all allegations against
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Three Filipino nationals working inside the country's own defense establishment have been caught red-handed spying for China, the National Security Council (NSC) confirmed Thursday. The trio — employed at the Department of National Defense, the Philippine Navy, and the Philippine Coast Guard — allegedly handed over classified information to Chinese