The long race from Subic, reaching south to Cape Santiago and beating up the Verde Passage before bearing away at Calapan for ...

Just shortly after being named the new celebrity Tourism Ambassador for the Philippines, South Korean singer-songwriter and actor Seo In Guk visited the world-renowned Boracay Island in Malay, Aklan, ...

The Department of Tourism (DOT) reported P74 billion in visitor receipts for Western Visayas in 2024, positioning the region ...

The global push for renewable energy is a critical response to climate change, but in the Philippines, the rapid transition to renewables is beset with significant challenges. While the shift to ...

EVA Air has announced a revision to its inflight power bank policy, prohibiting the use and charging of portable batteries during flights effective March 1, 2025. The new regulation comes amid growing ...

Their reemergence follows the Yemeni Houthi movement’s campaign to target Red Sea shipping in support of Hamas in its war with Israel. Analysts believe the Red Sea crisis has drawn the attention ...

Feb. 21, 2025 The European Union vowed on Friday to increase security in the Baltic Sea as the Swedish authorities said they were investigating a new cable break, the latest example of damage to ...

A map of the Baltic Sea showing a fibre-optic telecommunications cable that was damaged near the Swedish island of Gotland. A statement from Finland's National Bureau of Investigation said the ...

“We should be really concerned about our own future should we ever lose them, because it means the sea around us is no longer healthy, and we humans rely so much on the sea for so many ...

Meta has announced plans to build a 50,000km (31,000 mile) sub-sea cable across the world. The tech giant said Project Waterworth - connecting the US, India, South Africa, Brazil and other regions ...

And the Irish Sea is to be renamed the British Sea. There are all kinds of reasons why this won’t happen (the impossibility of a victory by Farage’s Reform UK party not being among them).

Sea-ice around the north and south poles acts like a giant mirror by reflecting much of the Sun's energy back into space. But as rising temperatures cause this bright layer to shrink, the dark ...