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November 13, 2025

Enrile, Defining Figure in Philippine History, Dies at 101

Enrile, Defining Figure in Philippine History, Dies at 101

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Enrile, Defining Figure in Philippine History, Dies at 101 By Bing Jabadan – TheNationWeek.Com | November 13, 2025 MANILA, Philippines – Juan Ponce Enrile, a colossus of Philippine politics whose career spanned decades of dramatic transformation and enduring controversy, has died. He was 101. His daughter, Katrina Ponce Enrile, confirmed his passing on Thursday, marking…

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DOLE Accused of Negligence as BPO Workers Are Forced to Work During Typhoon

DOLE Accused of Negligence as BPO Workers Are Forced to Work During Typhoon

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DOLE Accused of Negligence as BPO Workers Are Forced to Work During Typhoon By Bing Jabadan – TheNationWeek.Com | November 13, 2025 MANILA, Philippines – A coalition of business process outsourcing (BPO) employees has accused the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) of criminal negligence after it failed to protect workers who were forced to…

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China’s Espionage Threat: .5 Billion Economic Hit, Critical Infrastructure at Risk

China’s Espionage Threat: $12.5 Billion Economic Hit, Critical Infrastructure at Risk

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ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess  China’s Espionage Threat: $12.5 Billion Economic Hit, Critical Infrastructure at Risk By Paul V. Young – TheNationWeek.Com | November 13, 2026 SYDNEY – Australia’s top intelligence official has warned of the escalating threat of espionage and cyber sabotage, particularly from China, with the nation’s economy suffering a $12.5 billion blow in…

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Bridge Collapse in Sichuan Raises Infrastructure Concerns

Bridge Collapse in Sichuan Raises Infrastructure Concerns

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Bridge Collapse in Sichuan Raises Infrastructure Concerns By Wilma N. Yamzon – TheNationWeek.Com | November 13, 2025 MA’ERKANG, China – A section of the newly constructed Shuangjiangkou Hongqi Bridge in Sichuan Province collapsed on Tuesday, sending concrete debris tumbling down a mountainside. No casualties were reported. Video footage circulating on social media captured the dramatic…

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Furry Flyers Rejoice: Philippine Airlines Launches ‘FurPAL’ Program

Furry Flyers Rejoice: Philippine Airlines Launches ‘FurPAL’ Program

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Furry Flyers Rejoice: Philippine Airlines Launches ‘FurPAL’ Program By Bing Jabadan – TheNationWeek.com | November 12, 2025 MANILA, Philippines – Philippine Airlines (PAL) is set to redefine pet travel in the Philippines with its new “FurPAL” program, allowing passengers to fly in-cabin with their small dogs to popular destinations like Boracay, Bohol, and Siargao. Starting…

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One Year After Privatization, NAIA Terminals Remain Bottom-Tier Despite Fee Hikes

One Year After Privatization, NAIA Terminals Remain Bottom-Tier Despite Fee Hikes

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In this photo, we see the disorganized international arrival lobby at NAIA Terminal 3. Passengers have expressed their frustration not only with the unfriendly guards but also with the lack of sufficient seating. Outside the terminal, various transportation booking kiosks charge higher rates compared to metered taxis. One Year After Privatization, NAIA Terminals Remain Bottom-Tier…

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