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Read more about the Department of Education (DepEd) being recognized as the most trusted and top-performing government agency in a recent survey. The survey conducted by OCTA Research revealed DepEd’s high trust and performance ratings, particularly in the Visayas and Mindanao regions.
Learn more about Michelle Dee’s new role as the tourism ambassador for the Philippines and her plans to promote the country’s rich heritage and culture through the Philippine Experience Program.
Learn more about the impending drought in several provinces of the Philippines, as Pagasa warns of below-normal rainfall conditions and dry spells due to the intensifying El Niño. This could have adverse effects on water resources, agriculture, energy, health, public safety, and other key sectors.
Learn more about the historic agreement reached at COP28 to establish a fund supporting countries impacted by global warming. Despite this milestone, divisions over the phasing out of fossil fuels persist. Read more about the progress made and the challenges ahead in the fight against climate change.
Learn more about the Philippines’ consideration of rejoining the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the potential implications for former President Rodrigo Duterte. The Department of Justice clarifies that there has been no official communication yet between President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and the Justice Secretary regarding the ICC investigation. Read more for the latest updates on this matter.
Learn more about the Philippines’ potential rejoining of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the implications it could have for former president Rodrigo Duterte. The government is currently studying the feasibility of cooperating with the ICC, which could result in investigations and potential prosecutions.
