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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.
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The GESG formula: Two decades of building leaders and earning trust

Marking its 20th year, GESG highlights the framework and philosophy that have guided its impact on industries and leaders alike Behind many of the most...
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George Orwell’s classic works get Welsh translation

The timeless works of literary icon George Orwell are reaching a new audience as his classics are being translated into Welsh for the first...
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Greatness of Spirit Shines at the 67th Ramon Magsaysay Awards Presentation Ceremonies

The Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation (RMAF) formally conferred the 2025 Ramon Magsaysay Awards to Fr. Flaviano Antonio L. Villanueva from the Philippines, the Foundation...
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Riding Get-Up That Matters When Riding Two Wheels

Because safety and fashion should go hand in hand Whether it is seeing the most spectacular places or being seen riding the motorcycle model of...
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Toyota Motor Philippines expands electrified lineup with introduction of All-New bZ4X BEV this December

Reservations start November 7 November 7, 2025 – Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) is reinforcing its multi-pathway approach in the country by offering customers the option to...
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Capture What Matters: Xiaomi 15T and the Art of Spotlight Photography

Spotlight Photography turns everyday moments into visual stories — only on the Xiaomi 15T Great photography isn’t just about sharpness — it’s about meaning. With...
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Luxent Hotel Drops Limited Holiday Room Promos + Early-Bird Tickets for Their 2026 New Year Countdown

If you’ve been waiting for a good hotel promo in Quezon City - or you’re already plotting where to spend New Year’s Eve -...
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Partner with Taiwan: A Path for the Philippines to Break the Cycle of Climate Disaster Loss

This year alone, the Philippines has endured a relentless procession of storms. Wipha (Crising) in July submerged entire communities in Northern Luzon. Ragasa (Nando)...
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PhilHealth Strengthens Member Protection, Guarantees Quality Care with Eye Surgery New Guidelines   

The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) has issued guidelines on Pterygium Excision with Graft and Ocular Surface Reconstructive Surgeries (OSR). Pterygium, most commonly known as “pugita sa mata” is a triangular, fleshy, fibrovascular sheet originating...
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Healthcare for the community enhanced as SM Foundation upgrades a Laoag RHU

Bridging the healthcare gap in Ilocos Norte, the Laoag City RHU III Primary Care Facility (PRF) and Birthing Home has reopened its doors after...
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PICOF returns this July as an open festival

The Philippine International Comics Festival (PICOF) returns on July 10–12, 2026 at Ayala Malls The 30th, Pasig City, bringing together Filipino and international creators, creatives, publishers, readers, educators, and comics enthusiasts for a three-day celebration of comics and visual storytelling. For the first time, PICOF becomes an Open Festival, giving everyone...

Philippines: ‘Drug War’ abuses persist 10 years on

Under Marcos, Extrajudicial Killings, Arbitrary Arrest, Impunity MANILA (July 1, 2026) — Philippine police and their agents carry out extrajudicial killings with impunity as part of the government’s anti-drug campaign, Human Rights Watch said today, 10 years to the day after then-President Rodrigo Duterte began his vicious “war on drugs.” The...

CCP celebrates Pride Month with TIG facade lighting until July 4

In celebration of Pride Month 2026, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) lights up the facade of the Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez (TIG) at the CCP Complex with vibrant rainbow colors and fingerprint-inspired projections from June 26 to July 4, 2026, from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. An...