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PBBM: Interdependence Key To Countries’ Stability, Progress

In today's climate, PBBM emphasizes that global interdependence is fundamental to national security and ongoing progress.

National Food Authority Targets To Procure Corn In 2026

National Food Authority plans to begin procuring white and yellow corn in 2026, marking a significant step in ensuring food security.

Lower Rice Prices Expected As Global Conditions Improve, Says DA

Good news for consumers as rice prices decrease to PHP43 per kg, thanks to the Department of Agriculture's announcement amid better global supply conditions.

DSWD On Heightened Response Preparedness Amid LPA, ‘Habagat’

DSWD intensifies its disaster response efforts to help communities impacted by the current LPA and southwest monsoon.

DBM Oks Standard Procurement Forms To Boost Transparency, Efficiency

Through Standard Forms, the DBM promotes higher levels of transparency in government procurement processes.

BIR: 19 More Medicines Now VAT-Exempt

Nineteen lifesaving medicines are now exempt from VAT, thanks to the BIR, easing access for those who depend on them.

ICC Hit By ‘Sophisticated’, ‘Targeted’ Cybersecurity Attack

The ICC faces a significant cybersecurity breach, described as "sophisticated" and "targeted," raising concerns over digital security.

University Of Pennsylvania Complies With Trump, Bars Trans Athletes

The University of Pennsylvania has decided to bar transgender women from women's sports teams, complying with the US Department of Education's civil rights case.

Ishiba Vows To Strengthen Japan’s Cybersecurity Capabilities

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba commits to enhancing the nation's cybersecurity measures with a new law aimed at preventing serious cyber threats.

European Union Proposes Eel Trade Restriction Despite Japan’s Opposition

The European Union aims to regulate all eel species under an international treaty, facing pushback from Japan over the proposed trade restrictions.