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Hindi umano makakayang gibain ng defense team ni Vice President Sara Duterte ang bank records nito na bahagi ng hindi maipaliwanag na paglobo ng kanyang kayamanan kaugnay ng pagpapatuloy muli ng paglilitis sa Senate impeachment court sa susunod na linggo.
Pinasisiyasat ni Senador Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada sa Senado ang patuloy na pagpatay sa mga tagapagtanggol ng kapaligiran sa bansa kasunod ng ulat ng Global Witness na nagbansag sa Pilipinas na pinakamapanganib na bansa sa Asya para sa mga naninindigan at nagtatanggol ng kanilang mga lupain, likas na yaman, at mga komunidad sa loob ng 13 magkakasunod na taon.
Sinabi kahapon ni Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson na buo ang suporta ng mayorya ng Senado sa pagsisikap ni Senate Finance Committee Chairman Jose Victor “JV” Ejercito na alisin sa panukalang pambansang budget para sa 2027 ang mga “unwarranted, whimsical, and corruption-prone items” at “all means all” ang kanilang pagsusuri.
Most birthday celebrations involve receiving gifts. For its 10th anniversary, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) decided to give some away instead.
Wemade Max Co., Ltd. announces that the Grand Final of FWC 2026 will take place on October 24.
Esports viewership has come a long way from being centered on a handful of major tournaments.
The country's first esports medal in the recently concluded Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games did not begin with a breakthrough performance.
Long before world championships, packed arenas and millions of fans across Southeast Asia, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang was simply a game people downloaded out of curiosity.
After spending much of its early years building an audience around a mobile game, the Mobile Legends Professional League (MPL) Philippines is facing a different question: what can it do with all that attention?
Two historic medals gave Sibol reason to celebrate in the 20th Asian Games, but the disappointment of missing out on a highly anticipated Mobile Legends gold has also given the national esports program plenty to think about moving forward.
For Mark “Marvz” Luz, coaching Yangon Galacticos has become about more than winning Mobile Legends: Bang Bang tournaments.
