LEV users and advocates, industry representatives, transport workers, local government units and national agencies gathered on February 27, 2026 at Harold’s Hotel in Timog Avenue, Diliman for Life With LEVs: Powering the Future of Low-Carbon Mobility, a two-part panel discussion and creative action organized by 350 Pilipinas with media partner, The Trip Chainist. Quezon City, February 26, 2026 – LEV users and advocates, industry representatives, transport workers, local gove

Manila, 27 February 2026 – The Philippines are increasing imports of poultry meat from the European Union. According to data from the European Commission (DG AGRI), EU shipments reached approximately 67.3 thousand tonnes in 2025, compared with around 41.3 thousand tonnes in 2024, up nearly 63%. This trend reflects the rapid growth of the Philippines’ poultry import market in Southeast Asia, especially in modern retail and the HoReCa sector.

Batangas continues to emerge as one of the country’s most promising growth areas for horizontal residential developments, as property developers respond to sustained end-user demand, improving infrastructure, and the growing appeal of suburban living outside Metro Manila. Industry observations reported by Business World note that homebuyers remain drawn to horizontal housing in regional markets that offer accessibility, economic opportunities, and long-term value. Batangas co

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) recorded 62,723 road crash incidents in Metro Manila from January to November 2024, resulting in 332 fatalities, underscoring ongoing safety challenges across the capital’s transport network. Xpress...

Xpress Super App reports growing driver migration toward hybrid and electric vehicles as operating economics improve and national EV adoption accelerates under EVIDA. The shift is reinforced by expanding infrastructure and institutional alignment, including BYD’s Philippine distribution through AC Mobility, energy transition efforts from Aboitiz Power, and investment support from Cebuana Lhuillier.

Quezon City, Metro Manila — As interest in anti-aging treatments continues to grow in the Philippines, medical aesthetic professionals are urging patients to move beyond trends and focus on treatments backed by science, safety, and realistic outcomes. With more Filipinos seeking non-surgical solutions to address fine lines, skin laxity, acne scars, and early signs of aging, clinicians emphasize that effective anti-aging care requires a medical approach—not quick cosmetic fix

Manila, Philippines – As the world faces escalating geopolitical risks, shifting trade alliances, and technological disruption, Philippine government and business leaders are preparing to navigate a more volatile global economic landscape. In response, a landmark series of panel discussions will bring together thought leaders, industry experts, and policymakers to chart strategies for resilience, innovation, and competitiveness. Looking Ahead: Philippines 2026 will take plac

As demand for safe, non-surgical aesthetic treatments continues to rise in the Philippines, patients are becoming more discerning—placing greater importance on medical oversight, technology, and long-term results over trend-driven cosmetic services. Positioned in White Plains, Quezon City, MOLD Manila is emerging as a benchmark for clinician-led, medical-grade aesthetic care, offering personalized treatment programs grounded in medical science and patient safety.

The inaugural CrossFire: Legends Championship (CFLC), an international esports tournament for Tencent’s CrossFire: Legends (CFL), concluded on 8 February in Manila after three months of intense competition. While Vietnam’s Evolution Team (EVO) emerged as the tournament’s first-ever champions, Filipino teams delivered a strong showing on home ground.