 Hi Edward, Here are the most important news that you need to know. Red-tagging, killings and the use of “lawfare” against journalists have not abated in the Philippines even with the change in the country’s leadership, according to the 2023 report by the Reuters Institute released on Wednesday. Once a stronghold of New People’s Army (NPA) rebels in Southern Tagalog, Quezon province has been declared free from the influence of communist insurgents. Local government, police and military officials on Monday said the province had attained “Stable Internal Peace and Security,” or a SIPS status, which means the rebels are no longer enjoying local support or posing a threat to peace and order.  Chinese nationals along with Lion dancers welcome the People's Liberation Army ship Qi Jiguang in Port Area, Manila on wednesday as it arrives for a 4-day goodwill visit in the country, following stops in Vietnamn, Thiland and Brunei. _MARIANNE BERMUDEZ Trump scowled, hunched his shoulders and barely opened his mouth in a Miami federal court on Tuesday, as he faced criminal charges in a scene that might have seemed unimaginable months ago. Away from his gilded golf clubs and the Oval Office he occupied for four years, Trump—through his lawyer—pleaded not guilty to 37 felony charges related to mishandling of classified documents. This time around, the Marcos administration must ensure that the nursing shortage is resolved with an eye for both quantity and quality of graduates produced, so that Filipino nurses can rightfully be given the support and recognition they deserve, and the motivation for them to choose to work in their home country.  Hi Edward,We'd like to know what you think of this newsletter. Send us your feedback by leaving a message in our suggestion box. |
REUTERS STUDY: State of PH Media still ‘largely grim’
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June 14, 202315 minute read
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