Closer engagement with Japan and South Korea supports the PNP’s efforts to improve cross-border coordination against fugitives and other transnational security threats.
Drought-resistant farming is being promoted as a practical measure to help protect agricultural production and farmer livelihoods during Super El Niño.
Adequate gross international reserves continue to support the Philippines’ external stability and capacity to meet foreign currency and payment requirements.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s Singapore visit aims to strengthen economic relations while opening more opportunities for investment and regional cooperation.
DSWD released initial compensation for Tara, Basa! tutors as the program continues providing academic assistance to learners across participating Ilocos communities.
Peacebuilding efforts remain active across the country as OPAPRU highlights developments in Cordillera and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region’s parliamentary transition.
The NCIP is working with Indigenous communities to advance ancestral domain titling and strengthen legal recognition of their traditional territories in Negros Oriental.
The province is stepping up preparations for super El Niño with corporate farming initiatives aimed at protecting farm productivity and supporting local farmers.
Israel and the Philippines are expanding discussions on agriculture and disaster preparedness as both sides look to improve resilience against El Niño-related challenges.