ASEAN Rejects Myanmar Election, Citing Credibility Issues
ASEAN formally rejects Myanmar’s recent elections, raising concerns over democracy and regional stability amid ongoing military rule.
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₱46B Flood Control Funds Siphoned Off in Corruption Scandal
₱31 to ₱46.7 billion in flood control funds may have been misappropriated, leaving communities vulnerable as protests and arrests unfold.
Rybakina Rallies to Win First Australian Open Title
Elena Rybakina stuns world No. 1 Sabalenka to win Australian Open 2024, claiming her second Grand Slam title in a dramatic comeback thriller.
Govt Auto-Enrolls 4.5M Poor Households in Power Subsidy
Philippine gov’t auto-enrolls 4Ps households in electricity subsidy, cutting bills by up to ₱300 amid rising power costs.
Amihan, Shear Line Bring Rains, Rough Seas to PH
PAGASA says amihan brings cloudy skies, light rains and rough seas across Luzon, while shear line raises flooding risk in parts of the Visayas this weekend.
Philippine FDA Launches Upgraded Product Verification Portal
FDA launches upgraded product verification portal, enhancing consumer access to registered food, cosmetic, and health products across the Philippines.
Lawmakers Revise Impeachment Rules After Court Ruling
Supreme Court’s ruling on Sara Duterte sparks urgent calls from lawmakers to revise impeachment rules, raising constitutional power concerns.
Trump Warns Iran: Strike Nuclear Deal or Face Consequences
Trump warns Iran to finalize a nuclear deal or face severe consequences as US military pressure escalates in the Gulf, raising regional tensions.
China Expands Military Reach, Raises Regional Tensions
China’s military expansion raises alarms for Philippine fishermen and regional trade, threatening access to vital waters and the economy.
Letran Stays Unbeaten With Third Straight Victory
Letran stays unbeaten at 3–0 after toppling LPU, signaling early NCAA women’s volleyball dominance and title contender status.
Oil Prices Surge 3% Amid Rising US-Iran Tensions
Oil price hike rattles markets as US-Iran tensions surge, sparking new inflation fears and costly fuel for Filipino consumers.
Amihan Brings Coldest Nights, Rain Across Philippines
PAGASA warns Amihan keeps PH cold: Manila hits 19.2°C, uplands may drop to 7.5°C; light rains north, flood risk in Visayas-Mindanao.
Senate Leadership Shift Unrelated to China Resolution Dispute
Senate President Sotto denies Imee Marcos’s removal stems from refusal to sign a China resolution, amid rising tensions over Beijing’s actions.
Car Sales Agent Arrested in Policewoman, Son Murder Case
Car sales agent arrested in double murder of Philippine policewoman and her son, exposing dangers of informal vehicle transactions.
Croatia Rejects Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ Initiative
Croatia rejects Trump’s “Board of Peace,” prioritizing EU alignment and caution in international diplomacy amid concerns over bypassing established laws.
P₱545B Flood Control Funds Mismanaged Amid Ongoing Flooding
Billions earmarked for flood control in the Philippines vanish into corruption, leaving communities vulnerable as typhoon season looms.
Eala Earns $14K, WTA Points in Manila Quarterfinals
Alex Eala earns P825K, gains up to 60 WTA points in Manila WTA 125 quarterfinal run, boosting PH tennis on home soil
Corruption Scandal Slows PH Growth to 4.4%
Philippine economy slowed to 4.4% in 2025 as a corruption scandal halted infrastructure projects, dragging down jobs and consumer confidence.
Deadly U.S. Winter Storm Cuts Power, Halts 11K Flights
US winter storm cripples power and travel: 500,000 without electricity, 11,000 flights cancelled, 42 dead as Arctic cold grips America.
Duterte Appeals ICC Ruling, Citing Deteriorating Health
Duterte appeals to ICC, claiming health deterioration justifies his release as charges for crimes against humanity loom ahead of key hearings.