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From Manila to the World: Will New Policies Actually Protect Filipinos Abroad?

The Philippine government prioritizes the welfare of its citizens, both within the country and overseas. New policies and initiatives are being implemented to enhance the protection and support provided to Filipinos, especially OFWs. * Filipinos abroad should stay informed about their rights and available resources for assistance.

Mar 10, 2026

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PoliticsUNITED STATES

Why President Marcos's New York Trip Matters to Filipinos Worldwide

President Marcos Jr. arrived in New York City on March 8 for a working visit. The visit aims to strengthen ties and explore opportunities for the Philippines. Details of specific agendas or outcomes remain limited in initial reports.

Mar 10, 2026

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PoliticsPHILIPPINES

Will Marcos' UN Visit Bring Peace of Mind to Filipinos in the Middle East?

President Marcos to address UN regarding Middle East tensions. Focus is on promoting peace and restraint. Visit scheduled for March 9-10.

Mar 9, 2026

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PoliticsPHILIPPINES

Philippines in Good Hands? Marcos Jr. Departs for US, Leaving Caretakers in Charge

President Marcos Jr. is on a work visit to the United States. Executive Secretary Ralph Recto, Education Secretary Sonny Angara, and Agrarian Reform Secretary Conrado Estrella III will oversee the Philippines during his absence. The assignment of caretakers ensures continuity of governance and addresses urgent national concerns while the President is abroad.

Mar 9, 2026

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PoliticsPHILIPPINES

Will the Philippines' New Anti-Dynasty Bill Change Politics for OFWs' Families?

An anti-dynasty bill has been tabled in the Philippine Senate, aiming to limit political families' power. The bill's potential impact on equal opportunity and fair governance is significant for Filipinos, especially those working abroad. * The success of this bill could reshape the Philippine political landscape and affect the services available to OFW families.

Mar 1, 2026

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PoliticsDUBAI

Is This the Future of Law? Why Abu Dhabi is Replacing Signatures With Scans

The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has launched a pioneering project to implement facial recognition technology for notary services, making it the first judicial authority in the region to adopt this biometric system as an alternative to digital signatures.

Feb 19, 2026

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Complete Archive in politics

From Manila to the World: Will New Policies Actually Protect Filipinos Abroad?

Why President Marcos's New York Trip Matters to Filipinos Worldwide

Will Marcos' UN Visit Bring Peace of Mind to Filipinos in the Middle East?

Philippines in Good Hands? Marcos Jr. Departs for US, Leaving Caretakers in Charge

Will the Philippines' New Anti-Dynasty Bill Change Politics for OFWs' Families?

Is This the Future of Law? Why Abu Dhabi is Replacing Signatures With Scans

From Manila to the World: Will New Policies Actually Protect Filipinos Abroad?

Why President Marcos's New York Trip Matters to Filipinos Worldwide

Will Marcos' UN Visit Bring Peace of Mind to Filipinos in the Middle East?

Philippines in Good Hands? Marcos Jr. Departs for US, Leaving Caretakers in Charge

Will the Philippines' New Anti-Dynasty Bill Change Politics for OFWs' Families?

Is This the Future of Law? Why Abu Dhabi is Replacing Signatures With Scans

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