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MRT-3 Privatization Could Begin by Mid-2027 Under P103.6-Billion Deal
The DOTr plans to bid out MRT-3 this year, with a private concessionaire set to operate and upgrade the line while fares remain government-controlled.
Read analysis →Digital 2027: GenAI Use Expands as Web Traffic Falls
Meltwater and We Are Social report 3.24 billion monthly generative AI users worldwide, alongside a decline in traffic to the top 10,000 web domains.
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Super Typhoon Rosal Strengthens as Northern Philippines Braces for Wind and Heavy Seas
Rosal’s winds have reached 195 km/h, with heavy rain, strong gusts and hazardous seas forecast across parts of the Philippines.
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GCash Parent Mynt Pays Employees P100,000 Bonus After Record IPO
Mynt’s P60.9-billion listing brought a prorated P100,000 bonus to employees, while GCash shares closed their debut at the offer price.
Read analysis →Australia Could Collect More From Mining and Energy Booms, Report Says
Prosper Australia estimates Australia could raise up to $45 billion more annually from resource industries, while noting that international comparisons have limits.
Read analysis →NSW Mount Pleasant Mine Laws Face Criticism as Approval Dispute Continues
A proposed NSW law could allow Mount Pleasant to produce 16.5 million tonnes of coal annually while its expansion approval remains under review.
Read analysis →France Deploys Troops and Expands Curfews After Violent Protests
France is reinforcing security and restricting gatherings after riots hit major cities, as officials prepare for another weekend of protests.
Read analysis →Prince Harry Says Reconciliation With King Charles Is His Priority
In a GQ interview, Harry says he wants to repair family ties while acknowledging lasting hurt, and explains why his children are now at school in Britain.
Read analysis →Zelenskyy Meets US Envoys as Dispute Over Ukraine Aid Deepens
Zelenskyy pressed US officials over Patriot missiles and Starshield access as Washington denied deliberately withholding support and Russian attacks killed at least seven.
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Philippines Faces Investment Challenges as Corporate Leaders Seek Solutions
Corporate leaders call for a collaborative approach to improve the Philippines' investment appeal amid declining foreign investment rates.
Read analysis →Exploring the Truth: Can a Human Survive Being Swallowed by a Sperm Whale in "Whalefall"?
"Whalefall" raises questions about human survival after being swallowed by a whale, while experts clarify the realities behind the film's thrilling premise.
Read analysis →ByteDance Invests in AI Safety with Dedicated Team and Global Recruitment
ByteDance's AI research unit, Seed, is prioritizing AI safety by launching a global recruitment drive and establishing a specialized safety team.
Read analysis →Growth of Wind Energy Projects in Negros Occidental: A Sustainability Shift
Negros Occidental is advancing eleven wind farm projects with a total capacity of 3,767 MW, aiming for completion between 2027 and 2030.
Read analysis →Sara Duterte's Undeclared Wealth: Forensic Analyst Estimates P1.5 Billion
Forensic analyst Alexander Cabrera suggests Vice President Sara Duterte's undeclared wealth could soar to P1.5 billion, emphasizing the potential impact on her political future.
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October 2026 Naval Architects Licensure Examination Results Announced
The PRC reveals that 48 out of 159 candidates passed the October 2026 Naval Architects exam, with online registration for Professional IDs beginning soon.
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Ombudsman Remulla Calls for Reassessment of ‘Main Plunderer’ Doctrine in Anti-Corruption Efforts
Ombudsman Remulla criticizes the ‘main plunderer’ doctrine, urging a reconsideration to enhance the accountability of high-level corruption cases.
Read analysis →Hall and Woodford Recognized with Nobel Prize for Macroeconomic Policy Insights
Robert Hall and Michael Woodford earn the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics for their contributions to macroeconomic stabilization models.
Read analysis →Australia's AI Landscape Shaken by Firmus Technologies' IPO Failure
The collapse of Firmus Technologies' IPO highlights Australia’s struggles in AI investment, raising concerns over investor confidence in the sector's future.
Read analysis →Empowering Independence: The Transformative Role of Smart Glasses for Individuals with Disabilities
Smart glasses enhance autonomy for individuals with disabilities, enabling everyday tasks while spurring debate over privacy and misuse in society.
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CHR Chair Under Graft Investigation for Alleged Misuse of Training Funds
CHR Chair Richard Palpal-latoc faces a graft complaint over potential misuse of funds related to a sponsored training program.
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