Sen. Risa Hontiveros (left) and Guo Hua Ping or Alice Guo. (Photos from Joseph B. Vidal, OSP/Voltaire F. Domingo, Senate Social Media Unit) MANILA, Philippines — Chinese spies have entered the Philippines through the Philippine offshore gaming
MANILA, Philippines A 46-year-old Chinese national was found dead with multiple stab wounds inside his vehicle parked at the corner of Padre Algue Street and Jose Abad Santos Avenue in Tondo, Manila, early yesterday morning. The Manila Police Distri
MANILA, Philippines Thirty-seven Chinese nationals illegally working at a construction site in Cotabato City have been arrested by agents of the Bureau of Immigration. The BI said the arrest of the foreigners on Nov. 13 was made possible through the
The long and loud campaign of Donald J. Trump, and now his re-election as president, have prompted deep divisions among many Chinese who advocate for democracy. Wang Lixiong, a Beijing-based author, has been imprisoned and surveilled for his critica
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy spotted 29 Chinese vessels "passing through" the West Philippine Sea in October, according to its first monthly report released Tuesday, November 12. According to the Navy's latest monito
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Edgar Saavedra-led firm Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC) inked a deal with a Chinese firm Trinasolar for the supply of modules that could support its expansion in the clean energy market. In a disclosure to the local bourse on Tuesday, the fir
" alt="TYPHOON IMPACT. One of the two Chinese vessels that ran aground at the shore of Currimao, Ilocos Norte on Friday (Nov. 8, 2024) due to to strong winds and waves caused by Typhoon Marce (international name Yinxing). Both vessels are processing
MANILAholyspin, Philippines The Philippine Navy confirmed yesterday the presence of two Chinese research or survey ships within the countrys exclusive economic zone (EEZ) near the Philippine Rise. However, the military said there is no reason to be