Peso weakens further; stock market rebounds

THE peso fell for a third straight day on Wednesday, hitting a fresh 19-month low, while the stock market rebounded following lower-than-expected May inflation. The currency weakened by 7 centavos to P58.78 to the dollar, its lowest close since Nov. 3, 2022’s P58.80. It opened at the day’s high of …

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6 recognized for promoting friendly ties with China

SIX people who have promoted friendly ties and mutual understanding between the Philippines and China will be honored at a ceremony at the Centennial Hall of the Manila Hotel on June 7. A joint undertaking of the Association for Philippines-China Understanding (APCU) and the Embassy of the People’s Republic of …

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Chilly pattern brings stormy, snowy weekend to B.C.

A cool and dreary weekend is on tap across British Columbia as an active storm track drapes across the West Coast. Chilly temperatures and a risk for thunderstorms will pop up throughout southern B.C. to start the weekend, tapering to a potential for showers by Sunday. Even though we’re rapidly …

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Protect the environment, protect humanity

Today is World Environment Day. This important event is observed annually every June 5 to serve as a global reminder of our collective responsibility to safeguard the environment, which is crucial for the well-being of ecosystems and all living organisms. As our planet faces unprecedented challenges such as climate change, …

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Trust science

“The paper said if China and the Philippines consider this possibility, it could positively impact regional peace and stability. Science may offer a way to defuse the simmering conflict over the West Philippine Sea (WPS) based on a proposal made by the China unit of the Carnegie Endowment for International …

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