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New Clark City, located in the municipalities of Capas and Bamban in Tarlac, is owned by the Philippine government and administered by the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), a state-run agency. PHOTO FROM BCDA.GOV.PH n Pax Silica members include Australia, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States, the Netherlands, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, India, Sweden, Finland, the Philippines, Norway, the European Union, Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Kazakhstan, Panama, and Estonia, with Canada and Taiwan as observers/participants.
IMAGE SOURCE: FILE:BLANKMAP-WORLD.SVG n Road map of New Clark City in Tarlac where Pax Silica plans to operate in a 1,620-hectare ‘Economic Security Zone.’
IMAGE FROM BCDA PRESENTATION BROADCAST BY RTVM n The UP Institute for Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea has released the 2026 edition of ‘The West Philippine Sea: The Territorial and Maritime Jurisdiction Disputes from a Filipino Perspective,’ succeeding the original 2013 primer by professors Aileen San Pablo-Baviera and Jay Batongbacal. IMAGE FROM FACEBOOK

Pax Silica: What we know – so far

By PulseFeed - August 6, 2026

The UP Institute for Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea has released the 2026 edition of 'The West Philippine Sea: The Territorial and Maritime Jurisdiction Disputes from a Filipino Perspective,' succeeding the original 2013 primer by professors Aileen San Pablo-Baviera and Jay Batongbacal. IMAGE FROM FACEBOOK

UP Law updates West Philippine Sea primer

August 6, 2026

n After the convocation, CEU launched its electronic waste bin as one of its newest initiatives to promote sustainability and proper waste disposal. n Climate Change Commission Vice Chairperson and Executive Director Robert E.A. Borje emphasized that the youth are not merely beneficiaries of climate policy but active agents in shaping a climate-resilient future. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS n The event gathered CEU faculty, students and staff, with participants from a public livestream through its Facebook page, reflecting a unified academic community committed to advancing climate action and sustainability.

CEU hosts climate change discussion

August 6, 2026

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A skills-first future for PH

August 6, 2026

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AI and HR management

August 6, 2026

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n The annual STI Distinguished Alumni Awards celebrates select alumni’s professional milestones and the inspiring stories behind their success and their impact in their respective communities. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Distinguished alumni honored at STI Awards

By PulseFeed - July 16, 2026

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Philippine-American relations

By Ernie Cecilia, DPM - July 16, 2026

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Stories of struggle and hope

By PulseFeed - July 9, 2026

'UP teaches us to question everything. Authority. Tradition. Power. The point of critical thinking is not to become the most annoying person in the room. The point is to become harder to manipulate,' said Atom Araullo in his talk before the UP Baguio class of 2026. PHOTO FROM FACEBOOK

‘The right kind of difficult’

By PulseFeed - July 9, 2026

Art by Mhyzell Dayne J. Oblepias/The Varsitarian

UST doctors perform advanced cardiac procedure

From left: Ad Astra Creative Director Gabriel Rosales; The Benildean Press Corps (BPC) sports writer Jamiraquai Jaso; Benilde student publication unit head Dayan Cudal; Ad Astra content development staffer Althea Paltoc; and BPC art and design staffer Wrique de Vera. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS

Campus Press Awards hails student journalists

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Upper-middle income: Sana all

By Ernie Cecilia, DPM - July 9, 2026

EMPOWERING YOUTH (From left) Gina Batuhan, chief of NHCP Historic Sites and Education Division; Assistant Professor Sherrenne de Amboy, Department of History, Polytechnic University of the Philippines; Edmundo Perez II officer-in-charge Maynilad Water Academy (MWA); Ciara Ember Fabroa, MWA officer; Oliver Sta Ana, head of Academic Services, MWA; Joaquin San Agustin, executive vice president SM Supermalls. PHOTO FROM SM

SM Book Nook activities empower young learners for the new school year

BRIGHTER FUTURE A newly awarded SM scholar reviews the scholarship contract with her mother during the 2026 SM Foundation Scholarship Awarding Ceremony. The moment reflects the shared commitment of families and SM Foundation in helping deserving Filipino youth pursue higher education and build a brighter future. PHOTO FROM SM

SM Foundation presents new 1,100 scholars

Washington SyCip Graduate School of Business head, Asian Institute of Management, professor Jose Gerardo Santamaria. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Professor: AI will reshape, not replace jobs

By PulseFeed - July 2, 2026

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Alternatives to college education

By ernie cecilia, dpm - July 2, 2026

'Tambol' is about Ikil, a 19-year-old Badjao youth navigating forced displacement, systemic discrimination and urban isolation. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS

UNHCR hosts 4th Refugee Film Festival at DLSU

By PulseFeed - July 2, 2026

'Few know that much of what Renato wrote went through Letizia, who was a stickler for concision and clarity. She was sharp, her mind a scalpel that cut out entire sections or rearranged and rewrote paragraphs.' PHOTOS FROM THE EXHIBIT TAKEN BY POCHOLO CONCEPCION

By Pocholo Concepcion - July 2, 2026

SCOUTING MUSEUM Education Secretary Sonny Angara, Boy Scouts of the Philippines National President Emilio Aquino, Philippine Amusement and Entertainment Corp. CEO Lawrence Li Tan (fourth, fifth and sixth from right, respectively) and other scouting stakeholders grace the opening of the World of Scouting: Heritage and Adventure Camp at Ayala Malls Circuit Makati recently. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

World of Scouting interactive museum opens

By PulseFeed - July 2, 2026

"A sort of hunger strike. This is my personal gesture (in good faith) to spotlight that, somehow, our country’s ‘walang-paki’ DNA might be traceable to the 3-‘R’s-only pedagogy of our colonizers,” Kidlat Tahimik wrote in his position paper/protest letter to CHED Chairperson Shirley Agrupis. PHOTOS COURTESY OF ART TIBALDO

Protest against ‘colonial-imposed education’

By Pocholo Concepcion - June 25, 2026

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The Impeachment Trial of Vice President Sara Duterte

TOPSHOT - Onlookers take pictures of Syrian Kurds, who were living in displacement camps in the city of Hasakeh, heading back to the northeastern border town of Ras al-Ain on August 10, 2026, following years of displacement, months after an integration deal between the Kurds and Damascus. The January agreement on merging Kurdish forces and civil institutions into the state included the return of displaced Kurds but residents of Ras al-Ain had still been waiting, prompting appeals to authorities for assistance. Tens of thousands of Kurds were displaced when Turkey and allied Syrian fighters seized an Arab-majority strip of territory along the Turkish border, including Ras al-Ain, from Kurdish control in 2019 during Syria's civil war. (Photo by Delil SOULEIMAN / AFP)

Return of displaced Syrian Kurds to hometown suspended after violence

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Xylene May del Campo, Commission on Audit (COA) Intelligence and Confidential Funds Audit Office supervising auditor, takes her oath before the Senate Impeachment Court during the 13th day of the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte at the Senate in Pasay City on Aug. 5, 2026. Del Campo testified on Article I of the impeachment complaint, which focuses on the alleged misuse of P612.5 million in confidential funds allocated to the Office of the Vice President (OVP) and the Department of Education (DepEd). PHOTO BY RENE H. DILAN/FILE

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Romania reaffirms its support and emergency assistance for Filipino seafarers affected by recent Black Sea vessel attacks during a high-level bilateral meeting in Bucharest. PHOTO FROM DMW

Romania reaffirms assistance to Pinoy seafarers affected in Black Sea

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Bride all you can

The naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 continues to produce 819 horsepower and revs to 9,500 rpm.

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P60B EV program could bring cheaper hybrids, EVs

Reduction of demand for office workspaces. IMAGE FROM COLLIERS PHILIPPINES

Leasing drops 24%; demand for green, flexible spaces rises

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Weaving the future of vernacular architecture across the country

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