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The World Bank said that it has approved a $750 million loan to strengthen the Philippine economy’s recovery. Source: World Bank approves $750 mn loan to boost Philippines economy - Sarkaritel.com

China’s foreign ministry on Tuesday told Marcos to “read more books to properly understand the ins and outs of the Taiwan issue” after he had congratulated the democratically governed island’s presidential election winner, Lai Ching-te. Source: MSN

Global consulting firm PwC recently highlighted some of the quiet anxieties of the average Filipino chief executive officer (CEO) in a recent survey. Source: Most CEOs in the Philippines Are Worried About the Future of Their Businesses, Study Says

CHINA urged the United States to cease bolstering and endorsing the alleged "provocations" of the Philippines in the disputed territories in the South China Sea (SCS). Source: China to US: Stop support of PH 'provocations' in SCS

Vice President Sara Duterte on Saturday, June 29, said her office didn’t request confidential funds from the 2025 national budget. Source: Sara Duterte says OVP didn't request confidential funds for 2025 budget

Thirty-six Bureau of Immigration (BI) personnel participated in a specialized training session including impostor detection conducted by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) in Davao City. Source: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1227975

Two Filipino fishermen were injured after their fishing boat’s engine blew up near Bajo de Masinloc (Scarborough Shoal) on Saturday, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said. Source: 2 fishermen hurt after boat explosion near Bajo de Masinloc

Three years ago, Filipino nurse Keannu Arnoco left the Philippines in search of better working conditions as a healthcare professional. Today, he is a grand finalist for the Mr. Gay Great Britain (GB) pageant, and is hoping to be the first Filipino to claim the title. Source: Meet the Filipino nurse gunning to be Mr. Gay Great Britain

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MANILA, Philippines — Bamban Mayor Alice Guo’s fingerprints matched with Chinese woman Guo Hua Ping, Senator Risa Hontiveros said on Thursday. In a statement, Hontiveros said the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has confirmed that Mayor Guo and Guo Hua Ping’s fingerprints have matched. “It means, they are the fingerprints of one and the same person. This confirms what I have suspected all along. Mayor Alice is a fake Filipino — or should I say, Guo Hua Ping. She is a Chinese national masquerading as [a] Filipino citizen to facilitate crimes being committed by [Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators],” Hontiveros said. According to Hontiveros, this revelation is a great insult not only to voters in Bamban, but also to the...

The driver tried to avoid hitting the pedestrian by stopping the truck, but his abrupt brake application caused the steel sheets behind to move forward and impale them both. #CDNDigital READ: Davao City accident:Truck driver, helper crushed by steel sheets

Chinese Vaccines Saved Millions of Lives, Including My Own A recent Reuters investigation (https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-covid-propaganda/) exposed a clandestine US government program run by the Pentagon to discredit Chinese vaccines during the height of the pandemic. Reuters reported that the reason behind the program was to neutralize China’s positive PR generated by the act of sharing its COVID-19 vaccines to other countries, even as the United States naturally prioritized its own citizens for its COVID-19 vaccines. The Reuters report also stated that the effort to discredit the Chinese vaccine was payback for China spreading disinformation about COVID-19 and falsely linking the US Military to its origins...

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You know this flag? 🇺🇸 They are not a signatory of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) nor a member of the International Criminal Court (ICC). So why are they even meddling in our domestic affairs? It is because the PRESIDENT allows it. If there is one problem we Filipinos need to resolve, that is to get rid of the MAIN PROBLEM.

“I was the CIA Director…and we lied, we cheated and we stole…" - Former CIA Director Pompeo kahit na sinasabi na nila harap harapan, madami pa rin uto uto sa propaganda ng US https://x.com/liz_churchill10/status/1805451106941563347

BILYONARYO.COM June 26, 2024 The personal information of some 18 million Lazada customers is reportedly on sale on the dark web after the shopping giant’s database was allegedly häçked by cybercriminals. According to an cybersecurity advocate who goes by the name Infosecdad, the sensitive data reportedly obtained by häçkers include the names, mobile numbers, email addresses, IDs, birthdays, and physical addresses of online shoppers. The information was supposedly found in a Chinese häçking forum. Lazada is owned by the Alibaba Group of Chinese billionaire Jack Ma. It has yet to issue a statement on the alleged häçk as of posting time. Ano reactions nyo dito guys? Makikita ng häçkers yung tambak na naka add sa cart ko 🤣🤣🤣

While Bongbong Marcos and his Amboys look like kindergarten kids crying it out loud in full view of the global community playing the victim card and manifesting tantrums symptomatic of premenopausal hormonal imbalance; Vietnam is set to become one of the Big Boys in the International Diplomatic Stage. The Vietnamese are showing what we Pinoys should do — as Scott Ritter recently pointed out — to GROW UP.

Isiniwalat ni Senador Ronald ‘Bato’ dela Rosa nitong Sabado na isang PDP senator ang nagbabalak na kumalas sa partido upang umanib sa administration party. Source: Senador lalayasan PDP ni Digong

Nangangamoy digmaan na handa naba tayong mga Filipino laban sa china?

The first settlement of Remote Oceania: the Philippines to the Marianas | Antiquity | Cambridge Core The first settlement of Remote Oceania: the Philippines to the Marianas They were first settled around 1500 to 1400 BC, by migrants departing from the Philippines

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Former Philippine senator and human rights campaigner Leila de Lima talks during an interview with AFP in Manila on November 24, 2023. AFP / Jam Sta Rosa MANILA, Philippines — Former Sen. Leila de Lima has been cleared of her last remaining drug charge after the Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 206 on Monday granted her motion for demurrer to evidence. The outcome of the promulgation was confirmed by De Lima’s lawyer Boni Tacardon on Monday afternoon. A demurrer is a motion filed on the ground that the evidence presented by the prosecutors is insufficient for a criminal conviction. If a court grants a demurrer, it effectively dismisses all the charges against an accused. The former senator has therefore been cleared of...

Unauthorized disclosure of MyToyota app customer data Data breaches seem to be the new concern as of late, with numerous incidents occurring in the last month or so. And while many breaches have been of incidents involving government websites (e.g. PNP’s online firearms system), it seems major corporations are reporting the same. Earlier today the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) released an update regarding alleged breaches involving major companies such as S&R, Robinsons Land, and Toyota. Yes, Toyota Motor Philippines has figured in a data breach incident, and apparently, they reported it a month ago to the National Privacy Commission (NPC). But the alleged breach isn’t a breach per se; Toyota says it was unintentional. In...

Raw sewage, swarms of flies and mosquitoes, garbage piled high in the streets. As the heat of summer gathers, hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza are contending with a crisis in sanitation. Ismail Zayda, who lives in Gaza City in the north, told CNN that water supplies had been cut off for nine months. “The municipalities are not working, and waste in large piles is on our doorsteps and on the roads,” he said. “We are seeing large quantities of flying insects for the first time… Frankly, we have insects that we see for the first time and we do not know their names, and they sting our bodies and the bodies of our children.” Israel’s relentless bombardment of Gaza – launched in the wake of the October 7 attacks – is now into its...

The Senate should be ashamed of the cost of its new luxurious offices in posh Bonifacio Global City. It would be scandalous if it did not investigate this disgrace to the nation. Source: Escudero suspends construction of new Senate building due to 'escalating costs'

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In the initial four months of the current year, Vietnam exported 355,000 tons of bananas to China, marking the highest export volume to this market by any country. This quantity was 2.4 times higher than that of the Philippines, which is the second-largest exporter globally, making up 48.6% of China's total banana imports. This occurrence marks the first instance of Vietnam outpacing the Philippines in this sector. Source: Vietnam surpasses the Philippines in banana exports to China

Alam mo ba na noon March 2016, the Philippines Commission of Elections website (COMELEC) was attacked and defaced, allegedly by Anonymous Philippines. Shortly after, data on 55 million Filipino voters was leaked publicly and included sensitive information such as genders, marital statuses, height and weight and biometric fingerprint data. The breach only included 228k email addresses. Compromised data: Biometric data, Dates of birth, Email addresses, Family members names, Genders, Job titles, Marital statuses, Names, Passport numbers, Phone numbers, Physical addresses, Physical attributes. note: The data is still available somewhere in the internet. so if you are wondering why scammer know your name your phone number it is...

MANILA, Philippines — A lawmaker from Bulacan has proposed a ban on the use of smartphones and other electronic gadgets in all schools by students from Grade 10 and below. Source: Bill seeks ban on phones, gadgets in grade school

In the province of Tawi-Tawi in the Philippines, the Bajau tribe, often called the "fish-men," possess a remarkable adaptation that allows them to excel in the sea. Renowned for their free diving skills, the Bajau can hold their breath for extended periods and dive to impressive depths. 🐟 "Children in the community are taught to swim almost as soon as they are born," says Santarawi Lalisan, an elder of the tribe. This early introduction to water has made the Bajau exceptional divers and swimmers. 🏊🏻‍♀️ Thanks to their unusually large spleens, the tribe can dive up to 70 meters and stay submerged for as long as 10 minutes. ⏱️ The spleen, situated next to the stomach, functions like a biological "scuba tank," storing extra oxygen in...