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₱3-B coco deal signals deeper 70 years of PH-Japan relations
A potential ₱3-billion integrated coconut oil processing facility — designed with renewable-energy components — has emerged as one of the headline investment leads when...
PH ties ASEAN Chairship to jobs, small businesses, tech
As the Philippines prepares to take on a leadership role in ASEAN, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is steering the conversation beyond diplomacy —...
ASEAN backs PH-led ‘Prosperity Corridors’ with its vision for 2045
ASEAN foreign ministers meeting in Cebu have thrown their support behind the Philippines’ 2026 chairship agenda, which centers on “Prosperity Corridors” designed to deepen...
PH Embassy, INDOFIL team up to teach Filipino to diaspora kids
The Philippine Embassy in Jakarta is set to launch a Filipino Language Program aimed at helping third-generation Filipino-Indonesian children learn the Filipino language and...
LEAKIPEDIA | Stupidity or treason?
Inside one foreign mission in Manila, two diplomatic staff members have reportedly thrown out the guidelines on discretion and discipline. Whether through ignorance or...
PH not in crisis, says economist at UK-PH forum
“The Philippines is not in a crisis,” said Alvin Arogo, First Vice President and Economist of Philippine National Bank, setting the tone for the...
PH, China hold talks at ASEAN sidelines in Cebu after word war
Against the backdrop of weeks of heated public exchanges between Manila and the Chinese Embassy, Philippine and Chinese officials met in Cebu in an...
First PH film on Ukraine war premieres as global tensions rise
“Hope For the Dawn To Come,” the first Philippine-produced documentary about how war transforms the lives of children, premiered Thursday (January 29) at Gateway...
LEAKIPEDIA | Too late for the moment, too early for the selfie
In diplomatic gatherings, timekeeping is not merely logistical — it is substantive. Punctuality signals respect for the host, the audience, and the gravity of...
The aspic of diplomacy: A seat at the table of modernism
By Ige Ramos We often mistake cultural diplomacy for a clean, linear exchange — a handshake between nations, a treaty signed with a Montblanc pen,...

