+ Follow FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC REVIEW Tag
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[Summary] => SI F. Sionil Jose ay hindi lamang tunay na national artist, siya ay isang patriot at nationalist din.
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[Title] => BDO among Asia's most admired firms
[Summary] => Publicly traded Banco De Oro Unibank, Inc. has been recognized as one of Asia’s 200 Most Admired Companies in a poll conducted by Wall Street Journal, one of the largest international daily newspapers in the world.
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[Title] => Rising navy, assertiveness behind US-China flap
[Summary] => BEIJING (AP) – China's weekend scrap with a US Navy surveillance ship is drawing attention to a new submarine base that Beijing is using to strengthen its presence on the strategically vital South China Sea, which it claims as a whole.
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[Title] => How many scandals can the country take?
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[Title] => Press freedom rankings: RP 142nd
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The Philippines was near the bottom of a list drawn up by the media advocacy group Reporters Without Borders (Reporters Sans Frontieres) that ranked countries in terms of press freedom.
The Philippines placed 142nd out of 168 in the list that had northern European countries taking the top spot and North Korea – lately under United Nations sanctions for nuclear tests – bringing up the rear. The Philippines slipped three notches from 139 in 2005.
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SINGAPORE –Less than a week before its 41st National Day today, Singapore tightened rules on several foreign publications circulated here.
Time, Newsweek, the International Herald Tribune, Far Eastern Economic Review and the Financial Times would have to post a security deposit of S$200,000 and name their respective representatives here who could be sued if they want to continue doing business here.
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[Title] => Palace to Tiglao: Good luck
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Malacañang wishes President Management Staff (PMS) chief Rigoberto Tiglao all the best as he prepares to assume his new post as ambassador to Greece.
Tiglao, for his part, said he accepted the new assignment as "it is every journalist’s secret dream, from Carlos Romulo to Andre Malraux to Blas Ople, to represent his country in the world."
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[Title] => Tiglao nominated ambassador to Greece
[Summary] => Presidential Management Staff (PMS) Secretary Rigoberto Tiglao has accepted a new assignment to become the new ambassador to Greece.
President Arroyo named Tiglao to replace Ambassador Lourdes Morales, who is ending her tour of duty in Greece and will be assigned to a new post in Cambodia.
"It will be a great honor for me to represent the Philippine Republic in the fountainhead of Western philosophy and civilization," Tiglao told The STAR. These are "new horizons, new challenges in the service of the republic," he added.
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[Title] => It ain’t over yet
[Summary] => The Opposition, particularly FPJ’s and Loren Legarda’s KNP, is right to fight back against the "bandwagon effect" being cannily fostered by President GMA’s propaganda corps, abetted, alas, by public misunderstanding of what an "exit poll" means.
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[Title] => Pinoy student makes it to finals of AsPac inventors’ tilt
[Summary] => A 22-year-old student from the University of the Philippines-Diliman gave Filipinos another reason to be proud of for qualifying as one of the 12 finalists of the Young Inventors Award for 2003 of the Far Eastern Economic Review.
The Young Inventors Awards aims to encourage and honor the spirit of invention among students in the Asia-Pacific region. Hewlett-Packard is sponsoring the awards for the fourth consecutive year in demonstration of its commitment to innovation and philanthropy.
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FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC REVIEW
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[Title] => BDO among Asia's most admired firms
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[Title] => Press freedom rankings: RP 142nd
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The Philippines was near the bottom of a list drawn up by the media advocacy group Reporters Without Borders (Reporters Sans Frontieres) that ranked countries in terms of press freedom.
The Philippines placed 142nd out of 168 in the list that had northern European countries taking the top spot and North Korea – lately under United Nations sanctions for nuclear tests – bringing up the rear. The Philippines slipped three notches from 139 in 2005.
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SINGAPORE –Less than a week before its 41st National Day today, Singapore tightened rules on several foreign publications circulated here.
Time, Newsweek, the International Herald Tribune, Far Eastern Economic Review and the Financial Times would have to post a security deposit of S$200,000 and name their respective representatives here who could be sued if they want to continue doing business here.
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[Title] => Palace to Tiglao: Good luck
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Malacañang wishes President Management Staff (PMS) chief Rigoberto Tiglao all the best as he prepares to assume his new post as ambassador to Greece.
Tiglao, for his part, said he accepted the new assignment as "it is every journalist’s secret dream, from Carlos Romulo to Andre Malraux to Blas Ople, to represent his country in the world."
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President Arroyo named Tiglao to replace Ambassador Lourdes Morales, who is ending her tour of duty in Greece and will be assigned to a new post in Cambodia.
"It will be a great honor for me to represent the Philippine Republic in the fountainhead of Western philosophy and civilization," Tiglao told The STAR. These are "new horizons, new challenges in the service of the republic," he added.
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[ColumnID] => 133172
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[AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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[Title] => Pinoy student makes it to finals of AsPac inventors’ tilt
[Summary] => A 22-year-old student from the University of the Philippines-Diliman gave Filipinos another reason to be proud of for qualifying as one of the 12 finalists of the Young Inventors Award for 2003 of the Far Eastern Economic Review.
The Young Inventors Awards aims to encourage and honor the spirit of invention among students in the Asia-Pacific region. Hewlett-Packard is sponsoring the awards for the fourth consecutive year in demonstration of its commitment to innovation and philanthropy.
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