The Philippines is looking to review a nearly 30-year old law that liberalized its oil industry, as the government aims to have a better grip on fuel prices that have shot higher due to the Iran war.

The Philippines extended the reach of a series of naval exercises designed to contest Chinese maritime pressure to the ...

The Philippines is bracing for more pain ahead in its labour market due to the Middle East conflict, after joblessness surged to the highest in nearly four years.

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This year's Asean chair calls on the bloc to ensure investment 'certainty' at the opening of the foreign ministers meeting in Manila Asean should position itself as a safe haven for investment amid ...

U.S. and Philippine defense officials committed to bolstering missile and drone deployments across the Southeast Asian archipelago in support of Washington’s first island chain deterrence efforts ...

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MANILA, Philippines — The government has approached countries outside its traditional sources of imported fuel to secure ...

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