The Manila Times

The Manila Times holds the title of the oldest English-language newspaper in the Philippines. It is released every day by The Manila Times Publishing Corp., which has its editorial and administrative headquarters located on the second floor of the Sitio Grande Building at 409 A. Soriano Avenue in Intramuros, Manila.

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FundThrough Acquires Ampla, Strengthening its Digital-First Invoice Funding Solution | The Manila Times

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UPCX Sponsors WebX2025, Showcasing at Tokyo's Global Web3 Summit | The Manila Times

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He is risen! Therefore, you will too. If you believe He rose, that is

3 days ago | manilatimes.net | Rigoberto D. Tiglao

THOSE three sentences encapsulate the crux of Christian theology, and its deep appeal to 2.4 billion souls on the planet. In contrast, the Prophet Muhammad of Islam (1.8 billion adherents) ascended to heaven on a winged horse, and we don't hear him going back to earth. One would have to be a mujahideen martyr to enjoy 72 virgins in the afterlife. The Buddha dissolved into emptiness, whatever that is, while Hindu's Krishna and his gang of 300 million gods still live in Svar-Loka.
Israel thriving in the Philippines

3 days ago | manilatimes.net | David Haldane

This was going to be a column about Middle Eastern politics. How suffering Gazans had finally risen against Hamas, the fanatical terrorists who started a war they couldn't win, subjecting their civilian constituents to unfathomable death and destruction. How, despite the threat of torture or worse, those brave dissidents had bared their souls in a plea for rescue and salvation. And how, though it was clearly too little too late, their actions sent the world a message of hope.
'Boodle fight' marks Marcoses anniversary

5 days ago | manilatimes.net | Catherine S. Valente

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and first lady Liza Araneta-Marcos celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary in the President's home province, Ilocos Norte. The first couple was in Suba Beach on Maundy Thursday where they highlighted the celebration with a "boodle fight," a Filipino dining tradition where the food is served on a long table and the people eat with their hands. Register to read this story and more for free.
Marcoses bond on 'boodle meal' on wedding anniversary

6 days ago | manilatimes.net | Catherine S. Valente

MANILA, Philippines — Just like most Filipinos, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos took some time off to be with their family during the Lenten break. The first couple spent Maundy Thursday with a "boodle" meal at Suba Beach in Ilocos Norte as they marked their 32nd wedding anniversary. A boodle meal is a popular Filipino tradition where families and friends get together and eat with their hands on food laid out on fresh banana leaves spread on a long table.
The Malaysia Gifts Fair 2025 Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary | The Manila Times

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32 years of love: Marcos, wife Liza celebrate wedding anniversary

1 week ago | manilatimes.net | Catherine S. Valente

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. professed his love for his wife, First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, as the couple marked their 32nd wedding anniversary on Thursday. The President penned his early wedding anniversary message for his wife in his social media accounts with a collage of photos showing the couple through different stages of their married life. Register to read this story and more for free. Signing up for an account helps us improve your browsing experience.
Marcos ratings plunge while VP posts gains

1 week ago | manilatimes.net | Catherine S. Valente

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. suffered a double-digit decline in his approval and trust ratings, according to the latest Pulse Asia survey which also showed a notable rise in public support for Vice President Sara Duterte. In the survey conducted from March 23 to 29 among 2,400 respondents, Marcos' approval ratings saw a steep decline, dropping from 42 percent in February to just 25 percent in March, with 53 percent disapproving and 22 percent remaining neutral.
Isabela town receives urban farming facility

1 week ago | manilatimes.net | Leander Domingo

THE Department of Agriculture Regional Field Office 2 (DA-RFO2) recently inaugurated a P2.7-million protective cultivation facility under the department's National Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Program (Nupap). The facility, dubbed as the Protective Cultivation Project, is located at the Isabela Livelihood and Skills Training and Assessment Center in Samonte in Quezon, Isabela. Register to read this story and more for free.