Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra said the government could hire a foreign counsel to help the country in the case it is facing before the International Criminal Court (ICC) concerning alleged crimes against humanity committed during the drug war.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. apparently got an awesome New York food experience in his recent return visit to the city.
Canadian Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Marie-Claude Bibeau has reiterated Canada’s commitment to advance agricultural cooperation and trade with the Philippines and be a “reliable partner” in food security.
Intelligence personnel from the Philippine military, police and maritime agencies have concluded a training program – the sixth under the U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) – to counter emerging threats to peace and security in the country.
The national government has allocated funds to hire 1,000 former members of the Moro National Liberation Front and More Islamic Liberation Front as policemen next year.
Nearly 400 students have complained about not receiving their education subsidy, said Senator Risa Hontiveros amid concerns of alleged “ghost scholars” under CHED’s scholarship program.
Clark airport’s new terminal sends “very strong signal” that the Philippines is open for business, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said.
The House of Representatives has adopted a resolution congratulating Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide, led by evangelist and CIBAC party-list Rep. Eduardo Villanueva, on its 44th founding anniversary next month.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s killer work ethic has impressed this politiko.
New Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin is a welcome addition to the Marcos Cabinet.
