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LOOKING AHEAD Alexander B. Raquepo, CDA Chairman at the National Cooperative Development Council (NCDC) conference and elections recently. CDA PHOTO

Helping communities grow together

By Raymond Gregory Tribdino - August 8, 2026

COMMUNITY SERVICE Photo of members and employees of Ayala Multi-Purpose Cooperative for Brigada Eskwela 2026 in Bagac, Bataan. AYALA COOP PHOTO

From P10.5K to P6B: Ayala Coop’s 30-year growth

August 8, 2026

MORE COOPERATION Representatives from cooperatives, local governments and national agencies to review recent accomplishments and discuss priorities under the Philippine Cooperative Development Plan (PCDP) 2025-2028 led by the National Cooperative Development Council (NCDC) and the CDA. CDA PHOTO

Cooperative leaders map out sector’s next steps at council meeting

August 8, 2026

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Final adventure begins: Meet the SM Little Stars 2026 Grand Finalists

August 4, 2026

TEA DIPLOMACY Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Jing Quan leads guests in watching tea culture inheritors from three generations in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province demonstrate the Song Dynasty tea-whisking technique, called ‘diancha,’ in an interactive showcase of centuries-old preparation techniques that brought history alive at the Tea for Harmony Yaji Cultural S alon at Tongyun Tea Room, Gala Food Park, Pasay City, on July 29, 2026. CHINESE EMBASSY IN THE PHILIPPINES PHOTOS/ENZO WANG

Chinese Embassy holds ‘Tea for Harmony’ Yaji Cultural Salon in Manila

August 4, 2026

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TIEZA continues to deliver excellent service as top performing GOCC

WELCOMING 2026 Feng shui master Marites Allen is set to share her full forecast for the year 2026 during the Chinese New Year Countdown event on Feb. 16, 2026. PHOTO BY VINA MEDENILLA

Feng Shui master: 2026 will be ‘fast, fierce, transformative’

By Vina Medenilla - January 17, 2026

GSG EXECUTIVES From left are Marius Corpus, Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG) chairman; Franklin Drilon, former Senate president and senator; Geraldine Marie Berberabe- Martinez, GCG commissioner; and Johann Carlos Barcena, GCG Executive director. PHOTO FROM GCG

Governance that delivers is governance that matters

By Raymond Gregory Tribdino - January 16, 2026

FOR EXEMPLARY GOVERNANCE Philippine Reclamation Authority (PRA)
Chairman of the Board of Directors (BOD) Alexander Lopez; PRA General Manager (GM) and CEO
Cesar Siador Jr.; PRA Directors Eligio Ildefonso, Fernando Siringan and Renato Esmale; PRA
Board Secretary Mark Arthur Catabona; Jan Miguel Santos; and Grace Ortaleza from the Office
of the GM, and the Office of the Chairman and BOD receive the Corporate Governance Scorecard
award for Exemplary Corporate Governance for calendar year 2024. PHOTO FROM PRA

PRA ranks 5th among top-performing GOCCs of CY 2024

TOP WINNER The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) secures the highest honors during the Governance Commission for GOCCs evaluation, marking a milestone with a final assessment exceeding a perfect percentage. This unprecedented rating highlights the agency’s exceptional management throughout the 2024 calendar year, particularly in its ability to surpass rigorous national standards. PHOTO FROM PCSOTreasury.

Good governance is felt not just seen

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DTI places third in 2025 GOCC governance rankings, posts higher revenues

During the 42nd ASSA Meeting in Brunei on 5 November 2025, the Government Service Insurance System, led by President and General Manager Wick Veloso, was honored with the Sustainability Recognition Award for its digital transformation through the GSIS Touch mobile app. PHOTO FROM GSISbers,

GSIS continues to deliver ‘Ginhawa for All’ via digital innovations

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Devanadera receives first GCG leadership award

SERVICE READY A Philippine Air Force (PAF) C-130 aircraft carrying 200 sacks of rice and 300 boxes of relief goods arrives at Villamor Air Base, Pasay City on July 25, 2025. The delivery of donations from the Provincial Government of Sulu forms part of the PAF’s Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response efforts for communities affected by Severe Tropical Storm “Crising” (international name: “Wipha”). PHOTO FROM ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES

AFP at 90 stands as the nation’s unwavering pillar

ARRESTED On March of this year, former president Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested for alleged crimes against humanity of murder, torture and rape in the Philippines from November 2011 to March 2019 during his ‘war on drugs’ campaign during his tenure as mayor of Davao City and president of the Philippines. The International Criminal Court (ICC) denies Duterte’s request for an interim release and deems detention necessary for posing a ‘flight risk.’ The ICC requires his presence in proceedings to ensure ‘he does not obstruct or endanger the investigation or the Court’s proceedings, and to prevent the commission of related crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court,’ writes the ICC, as posted on Philippines News Agency website. PHOTO BY MIKE ALQUINTO

2025 in review: DOJ at the center of ICC arrest, corruption scandals

By Franco Jose C. Baroña - December 29, 2025

Advocates and partners proudly come together after the ‘HOPE in a Movie’ launch, united in their commitment
to build classrooms and create better learning opportunities for the younger generation.

SM Cares turns movie tickets into classrooms nationwide

DISCAYA SURRENDERS Contractor Sarah Discaya voluntarily
surrenders to the National Bureau of Investigation at its headquarters in Pasay City on
December 9 after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. publicly announces that an arrest warrant
will be issued against her and her husband Curlee, who are both facing malversation and
anti-graft charges, filed by the Office of the Ombudsman. PHOTO BY MIKE ALQUINTO

Supreme Court faced landmark legal and political challenges in 2025

By Franco Jose C. Baroña - December 29, 2025

CONTESTED WATERS Throughout 2025, the West Philippine Sea has witnessed confrontations and tensions as
China’s expansive maritime posture repeatedly clashes with Philippine sovereignty claims and international maritime norms. PHOTO BY
ENRIQUE AGCAOILI

Year of tensions: 2025 saw rising Chinese pressure in West Philippine Sea

By Franco Jose C. Baroña - December 29, 2025

STRONGER TOGETHER President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. shakes hands with newly appointed Executive Secretary Ralph Recto
after the latter takes his oath of office in Malacañang on Nov. 19, 2025. Amid the nation’s challenges this year, Recto affirms the administration’s priorities to
strengthen food security, expand universal health care as well as invest in quality education and workforce development. As the executive secretary goes, ‘a
government that moves as one, an economy that is strong and felt by every household, and a future defended by all.’ PHOTO FROM THE PRESIDENTIAL
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

A year of turning setbacks into steps forward for a New Philippines

By Vina Medenilla - December 29, 2025

THE GOLDEN BOY THRIVES After his historic double Olympic gold win at the 2024 Paris Games, Carlos Yulo comes back stronger in June 2025 at the Men’s Artistic Gymnastics Senior Asian Championships in Jecheon, South Korea, where he ruled the floor exercise for the third straight year. PHOTO FROM RIO DELUVIO

Carlos Yulo remains prolific after historic Paris run

By Niel Victor C. Masoy - December 29, 2025

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The new Filipino wellness is now a daily lifestyle, not an emergency

By Deriq Bernard - July 8, 2026

Experiencing the genki lifestyle without a plane ticket

Why executive health now demands more than a checkup

CELEBRATING LEGACY The League of Corporate Foundations during its Annual General Assembly. PHOTO FROM THE LEAGUE OF CORPORATE FOUNDATIONS

Special Features

Corporations expand opportunities, create lasting impact through CSR initiatives

THE Philippines faces recurring challenges every year, ranging from typhoons, earthquakes and volcanic eruption to unresolved social issues such as poverty, food insecurity, unemployment and unequal access to education and healthcareWhile the government has enacted programs to address some of these needs, partnerships with the private sector can help expedite the goals of these programs. In recent years corporations are moving away from mere profit and gain and have increasingly viewed corporate social responsibility (CSR) not simply as philanthropy. By actively cooperating in programs to

By Khrystyn Andaya - July 10, 2026

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TELUS Digital Philippines: A decade of investing in local communities

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New Batangas State University Campus at LIMA Estate brings engineering education closer to industry

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Maya shifts to recycled plastic cards

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How Eastern Communications’ Project Maaasahan, PDSCN build an inclusive digital Philippines

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Tax declaration vs Torrens Title: Which one prevails?

By Persida V. Rueda-Acosta

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

Agoda Reveals Highest Growth in Taiwan Travel Interest from Filipino Travelers in 2026

Japanese Cosmetics Company Saishunkan Pharmaceutical Makes Debut at HKTDC Beauty & Wellness Expo

Global Study Results Published in Aesthetic Surgery Journal Open Forum Show Link Between Self-Confidence and Aesthetics

Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella waves after receiving the presidential sash from Senate President Honorio Henriquez during his inauguration in Cali, Colombia, Friday, Aug. 7, 2026. (AP Photo/Matias Delacroix)

Colombia recognizes Israeli claim over the Golan Heights

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

By Aric John Sy Cua

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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.

Ferrari’s ‘manual’ comes with a twist

By Isaac Atienza

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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

By Michele T. Logarta

Weaving the future of vernacular architecture across the country

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