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Sukhothai family turns tragedy into hope through eye donation

The family of a five year old girl who died after drowning in a river in Sukhothai province on July 20 donated her eyes to help patients awaiting corneal transplants. The eye donation was highlighted by the Thai Red Cross Society yesterday, July 23, which paid tribute to Chanchanok “Namnueng” Auayporn and her family for …

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Garena opens Monster Hunter Outlanders pre-registration in Southeast Asia

Garena has officially announced Monster Hunter Outlanders for players in Southeast Asia, with web pre-registration now open for the upcoming smartphone survival hunting action game. The latest mobile title in the Monster Hunter series will be published by Garena across Southeast Asia. The game is licensed and supervised by Capcom and developed by TiMi Studio …

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Angelina Jolie marks one year since Thai-Cambodian border war erupted

Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has marked one year since fighting erupted on the Thai-Cambodian border, saying nearly 30,000 people in Cambodia still cannot return home. The actress and humanitarian posted her message on Instagram today, July 24, alongside a photo of a young father holding a baby at a displacement camp. “One year ago, conflict …

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Mangubat powers JRU to Filoil title sweep

Liloan's pride Lawrence Mangubat delivered a championship performance he will never forget in a long time as Jose Rizal University (JRU) Heavy Bombers completed its remarkable Cinderella run by sweeping the defending NCAA champion San Beda Red Lions, 74-67, in Game 2 of the Filoil EcoOil Preseason Cup Finals on Thursday, July 23, at the Playtime Filoil Centre in San Juan.

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PH seeks to negotiate with US to lower down tariff – envoy

MANILA – The Philippines seeks to negotiate with the United States to lower the 12.5 percent tariff slapped on the country’s exports over its supposed failure to curb importation of goods produced with forced labor. Philippine Ambassador to the U.S. Jose Manuel Romualdez said Manila “will look to lowering it to at least 10 percent.”

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BIR files P22.71-B tax evasion case vs Sunwest, top execs

MANILA, Philippines – The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) filed criminal complaints on July 24, 2026, before the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Sunwest, Inc., its president, Aderma Angelie Descarga Alcazar, and its treasurer, Cesar Zacarias Buenaventura, for tax evasion involving an estimated P22.71-billion deficiency income tax liability. The complaints are based on the BIR’s

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Ejercito seeks Epira review as PH has highest rate in Southeast Asia

MANILA, Philippines – Senior Deputy Majority Leader JV Ejercito called for a comprehensive review of the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (EPIRA), saying the law failed to deliver its promise of lower electricity rates despite opening the power sector to competition and privatizing state-owned power plants. “Higit 20 years na ang EPIRA. Natuloy ang privatization.

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False alarm triggers panic at Tacloban school weeks after fatal shooting

TACLOBAN CITY — A false alarm of another shooting sent students scrambling out of the San Jose National High School here on Friday, July 24, prompting school officials to cancel afternoon classes and underscoring the lingering trauma from a deadly shooting at the campus last month. The commotion began after loud shouts and banging sounds

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16 Iloilo LGUs suspend classes as habagat rains intensify across Panay

ILOILO CITY — Face-to-face classes were suspended in more municipalities across Iloilo on Friday, July 24, as persistent heavy rains from the southwest monsoon (Habagat) continued to trigger widespread flooding concerns and prompt heightened weather warnings across Panay. As of 6:10 a.m., local chief executives ordered the suspension of in-person classes in 16 municipalities.  Classes

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