Michael Punongbayan is a Reporter for The Philippine Star. His current beat focuses on the Office of the Ombudsman, Sandiganbayan, COA, and CSC, while also covering regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on aviation, security, and public safety. He has been featured in MSN and Philstar.com.
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Michael Punongbayan's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly in the Philippines, with a significant emphasis on military-related topics and international relations. His work indicates an interest in official announcements from government agencies as well as expert analysis of political and military developments.
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MANILA, Philippines — The United States government turned over four Ocean Aero Triton autonomous underwater and surface vehicles (AUSVs) to the
The Philippines and South Korea on Tuesday discussed defense cooperation at the 27th joint committee meeting on logistics and defense industry cooperation held in Mandaluyong.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines, in time for next months' 10th anniversary of the 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award, has called on members
MANILA, Philippines — Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro Jr. officially welcomed yesterday United States Ambassador Lee Lipton.
MANILA, Philippines — Amid continuing political turbulence, the military again assured the public yesterday that it will remain non-partisan and loyal to the Constitution.
MANILA, Philippines — China was flexing its military muscle to provoke or intimidate smaller nations when it conducted a ballistic missile test in
MANILA, Philippines — Ten years after the Philippines won its case against China's expansive maritime claims over almost the entire South China
15 dead as Inday enhances monsoon rains MANILA, Philippines — Incessant, heavy monsoon rain enhanced by Typhoon Inday triggered landslides
MANILA, Philippines — Coupled with the enhanced habagat or southwest monsoon, Typhoon Inday has left at least 17 people dead, nine others missing
MANILA, Philippines — The death toll from Typhoon Inday increased to 26 yesterday with at least 14 people still missing.
