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China pledged more to Philippines than any SEA country but spent the least

By Cristina Chi | July 22, 2025 - 7:10am

China pledged $30 billion in aid to the Philippines since 2015 but delivered just $700 million. Most projects were delayed,...

Business

‘EU and the Philippines: Building resilience together’

By THE EU VIEWS | By Kristalina Georgieva | November 21, 2013 - 12:00am

Like everyone in Europe I watched the landfall of Typhoon Yolanda and its passage across the Philippines with my heart in my mouth.

Opinion