Angel Tesorero angel@khaleejtimes.comAngel Tesorero is Assistant Editor and designated funny guy in the newsroom, but dead serious about writing on transport, labour migration, and environmental issues. He is a food lover too.
British-designed Freelander 8 debuts in Shanghai, ahead of Middle East launch The successful showcase in Shanghai reinforced Freelander's global ambitions, supporting its plans to enter 90 countries and establish 1,100 touchpoints worldwide in the next five years
India offers dollar-rupee swap to boost foreign currency deposits as reserves fall The central bank reported for the week ending May 22, foreign currency reserves declined by $7.51 billion to $681.38 billion, compounded by a pullout of investors from Indian stock markets
Earthquake in Philippines: At least 15 dead, schools closed after tremors Fatalities are still being verified as authorities assess the extent of the damage on the ground
Philippines flood control scam probe deepens Senate power rift, muddles corruption issue Senator Marcoleta even accused the media as being paid hacks. Journalists replied: Portraying the media as partisan only means distracting the public from real issues that should be put into light
Philippine Senate's Cayetano bloc holds hearing on Marcos flood control kickback claims Ex-marines claimed they were hired by former Rep Zaldy Co to deliver billions worth of kickbacks placed inside luggages to President Marcos and former House speaker Martin Romualdez
Explained: How to navigate abrupt changes to US green card process A new federal policy now requires thousands of immigrants to leave US and return to their home countries before petitioning for green cards. Know what the memo actually says and doesn't say.
Philippines' Cebu Pacific to resume Manila-Dubai flights on July 2 The Philippine budget carrier will operate flights between Manila and Dubai four times weekly, scheduled on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays
Will there be another Philippine Senate coup after Bato dela Rosa went into hiding again? The International Criminal Court last week unsealed an arrest warrant against the Senator, accusing him as a co-perpetrator in Duterte's crimes against humanity
How Philippine Sen. Bato dela Rosa escaped again after Senate shootout Dela Rosa, accused by ICC as co-conspirator in ex-president Duterte's war on drugs, is believed to have left before dawn Thursday, after gunfire erupted in the Senate building Wednesday evening
Watch: Gunshots rock Philippine Senate amid ICC arrest for Senator dela Rosa SP Alan Peter Cayetano reportedly said: "Turn off lights, stay low, if there are active shooters, follow protocol." It was not clear who fired the shots; reporters scampered outside the building