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United States State Department To Issue Layoff Notices Amid Downsizing Plans

The upcoming layoff notices from the US State Department signal a significant shift in federal staffing efforts.

Japan, United States, Philippines Oppose Maritime Coercion

Japan, the United States, and the Philippines make clear their opposition to coercive maritime tactics that jeopardize peace.

Mount Fuji Opens To Climbers On Shizuoka Side

The Shizuoka side of Mount Fuji is now accessible for climbers, inviting them to embrace the mountain's majesty.

2025 Polls: Foreign Worker Policies In Spotlight

As Japan heads toward the 2025 elections, discussions on foreign worker policies gain importance amid rising crime concerns.

Climate Change Reduces Milk Yields Worldwide

A study reveals that climate change is driving down milk yields around the world, even in farms equipped with cooling systems.

Japan To Strengthen Economic Cooperation With ASEAN

At a meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Japan's Foreign Minister reiterated the country's goal of strengthening economic ties with ASEAN nations.

Russia-ASEAN Summit To Be Held In October

The summit between Russia and ASEAN nations is confirmed for October in Malaysia, shared by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

DBM Sees Better, Faster Services With Open Governance In LGUs

The DBM emphasizes the importance of open governance in LGUs, providing better and faster services for the community.

DHSUD Reforms Extend To Attached Agencies Under PBBM’s Housing Vision

DHSUD reforms are now in effect for attached agencies, aiming for affordable housing as directed by President Marcos Jr.

SRA Oks 424K Metric Tons Sugar Imports To Ensure Sufficient Supply, Stocks

The SRA has approved the importation of 424,000 metric tons of sugar to ensure adequate supply for the upcoming cropping year.