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National Food Authority Targets To Procure Corn In 2026

The National Food Authority is looking to procure corn in the second quarter of 2026, focusing on strategies for food security.

Lower Rice Prices Expected As Global Conditions Improve, Says DA

Rice prices are set to decrease to PHP43 per kg as per the DA's announcement, signaling a positive shift in global supply conditions.

DBM Oks Standard Procurement Forms To Boost Transparency, Efficiency

Through Standard Forms, the DBM promotes higher levels of transparency in government procurement processes.

Trump Complains Dealing With Japan ‘Really Hard’

Trump shares his views on the complexity of negotiating tariff agreements with Japan, expressing that it is quite difficult.

Ishiba Vows To Strengthen Japan’s Cybersecurity Capabilities

In response to growing threats, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba emphasizes the need to advance Japan's cybersecurity strategies with a new proactive law.

European Union Proposes Eel Trade Restriction Despite Japan’s Opposition

The EU's proposal to regulate all eel species under a treaty sparks disagreement with Japan, highlighting ongoing conservation challenges.

Osaka Expo Visitors Top 10 Million

The Osaka Expo has reached over 10 million visitors, marking a remarkable achievement for this year's event.

University Of Pennsylvania Complies With Trump, Bars Trans Athletes

In compliance with federal guidance, the University of Pennsylvania has agreed to prohibit transgender women from participating in its women's sports teams.

China Oks Import Of Japanese Fishery Products

After two years, China reopens its market to Japanese fishery products, indicating a shift in trade policy.

ICC Hit By ‘Sophisticated’, ‘Targeted’ Cybersecurity Attack

The ICC's recent statement reveals a troubling cybersecurity attack, characterized as both "sophisticated" and "targeted."