The Philippine Star - 2023-05-29

• Belmonte raises world cities’ call for plastics treaty
• A different drug not a cure
• Relentless ASF spread
• Senate to pass more priority bills
• SC acquits drug suspect over technicali­ty
• ‘Honor heroes who fought for independen­ce, sovereignt­y’
• UP Manila raises alarm over activists’ kidnapping
• Tourism events, classes suspended ahead of Betty
• Ex-Abra mayor’s gun permits revoked
• Biden, McCarthy reach tentative debt ceiling deal
• Russia unleashes massive drone attack on Kyiv
• NO HANDSHAKE, NO PROBLEM13
• Nuggets waiting, trying to stay sharp
• Stakes high in IRONMAN World Championsh­ips
• BUZZER-BEATER IN MIAMI
• PBA sets new draft rules
• The anti-Wembanyama
• PBA On Tour gives shock troopers time to shine
• GOCC subsidies hit P10.8 B in March
• Eight more firms sign MOU on e-commerce
• Yuchengco Group may exit constructi­on business
• US debt talks breakthrou­gh may lift stocks
• Gov’t nets P203 M from tax reforms
• Rigen Marketing officials jailed for investment fraud
• BSP to provide relief measure for smaller banks
• PAl sees airport upgrades crucial to long-term growth
• National Greed?
• DA creates group to combat disease outbreak in poultry
• Return of PCIC to DA sought
• BSP on track to hit digitaliza­tion goals
• Gov’t urged to give perks to high-impact startups
• World Bank OKs $100-M loan to spur Mindanao agri productivi­ty
• Nora Aunor topbills horror flick Mananambal
• Celine Dion cancels 2023-2024 shows over health
• SITCOM GOODWILL IS NOW ON ITS SECOND SEASON

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