Russia’s Asia pivot spurs boom in Chinese classes
Every Sunday, Chinese tutor Kirill Burobin begins work in the early morning and is kept busy until midnight.
Day: March 19, 2023
How AI ‘revolution’ is shaking up journalism
Journalists had fun last year asking the shiny new AI chatbot ChatGPT to write their columns, most concluding that the bot was not good enough to take their jobs. Yet.
WATCH | Valenzuela donates P5M worth of rice to oil spill-affected Oriental Mindoro
The city government of Valenzuela donated sacks of rice worth P5 million.
WATCH | Magka-apelyido lang! Bong Teves denies family ties with Arnie Teves being linked to Degamo killing
“Wala pong kinalaman o koneksyon ang aming pamilya,” TGP Rep. Bong Teves said, “ sa issue ng pagpaslang kay Gov. Degamo ng Negros Oriental.”
House panels endorse early voting of senior citizens, PWDs
The House Committees on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms and on Appropriations have jointly endorsed for plenary approval the proposal allowing early voting for senior citizens and persons with disabilities.
WATCH | Nagregalo sa Kakailian! Sandro Marcos gives back to Ilocanos on his birthday
“What better way of celebrating my birthday than giving back and being of service to our Kakailians,” Ilocos Norte Rep. Sandro Marcos said.
Lucky Tonypet Albano shares epic moment with Sting: ‘A magnificent singer!’
Isabela Rep. Tonypet Albano had “so much fun” watching Grammy-award winning musician Sting perform in Manila.
Villafuerte: Marcos’ visit to CamSur a solid proof of desire for national healing, unity
Camarines Sur Rep. LRay Villafuerte said the decision of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to launch various projects in his province is a “solid proof of his desire to achieve national healing and unity.”
WATCH | ‘Masyado tayong inaapura!’ Sol Gen Guevarra hits ICC for drug war probe
Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra has slammed the International Criminal Court (ICC) for supposedly rushing its probe on drug war killings under the Duterte administration despite the government’s assurance that it is conducting its own investigation.
Romualdez warns resource persons: Tell the truth or go to jail
Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez vowed to send to jail any resource person who will not tell the truth in the House Committee on Agriculture and Food probe on the high prices of onion and other agricultural products.
