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Students should be taught using the language that they best understand.

The Philippine Embassy in Wellington has offered its condolences to the family of five Filipinos who perished in the tragic car crash in New Zealand on June 19.

Local brand’s carrier oils soothe the body and mind of its customers.

Ambassador of New Zealand Peter Francis Tavita Kell made quite the impression Friday, June 17 for his effort in partly speaking in Filipino during his press briefing with local reporters covering President-elect Bongbong Marcos.

Outgoing Senate President Vicente Sotto III said Wednesday, June 15 that Senator-elect Robin Padilla could debate with his fellow senators in Filipino, if he wants to.

The National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) considers our country’s flag as a “most cherished symbol.” It is the “nation’s emblem for freedom; symbolizes patriotism, love of country, and sense of nationhood; it embodies the aspirations and sentiments of the Filipino people in their unceasing quest for independence. It stands as an instrument of unity that binds the Filipino people.”

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The country’s biggest language and cultural organizations called for the restoration of Filipino and Literature subjects at the tertiary level.

The Department of National Defense (DND) celebrated the culmination of this year’s Ramadan – also called Eid al-Fitr – with Filipino Muslims on Monday, May 1, with a message of hope that love, reconciliation, and social healing eventually prevail especially with the coming elections.

Senator Nancy Binay on Saturday, April 30, sent her ‘’highest praise and admiration’’ to all Filipino workers in celebration of Labor Day.

Philippine Consulate General discovers the wonders of Kanto during Filipino Restaurant Month 2022.

Holy Week and the mystique of Pamitinan.

Remembering the Czechoslovak defenders of Bataan.

These artists on the rise take center stage in the Netherlands.

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Gerard Paul Elviña, a music professor from a school in Makati offering Music Production and Sound Design, became the first Filipino to be part of the Audio Engineering Society (AES) Standards Committee — a prestigious organization responsible for conducting the AES Standards Program.

10 Outstanding Filipinos featured in commemorative post office stamps.