Philippine News — Page 12
Philippines Distributes P98M in Fuel Subsidies to Taxi Sector Amid Rising Pump Prices
LTFRB's latest payout targets taxi drivers and operators nationwide, offering critical relief as transport groups demand more support.
Philippines Braces for 9 to 17 Tropical Cyclones Until October 2026, PAGASA Warns
Weather bureau issues new outlook as La Niña conditions persist, threatening millions of Filipinos with floods and landslides.
Bacoor Fire: 1,000 Families Displaced as Blaze Engulfs Cavite Residences
A series of devastating fires in Bacoor City has left hundreds homeless, highlighting the urgent need for fire safety in densely populated Philippine communities.
Is Your Mouse Moving for Meta? PH Tech Workers Eye Privacy Risks as Meta Captures Keystrokes for AI Training
The social media giant is tracking U.S. employees' every click and keystroke to train autonomous AI agents, sparking a global debate on workplace surveillance that hits close to home for Filipino BPO and tech talent.
CAB hikes flight fuel surcharge to historic Level 19, Philippine travelers to pay up to P1,824 more starting April 16
The Civil Aeronautics Board sets a record fuel surcharge for domestic and international flights, impacting millions of Filipino passengers.
Navotas Landfill Fire Threatens Local Weather Patterns, Warns PAGASA
Massive blaze continues to spew toxic smoke, affecting air quality and potentially altering rainfall as far as Bataan.
PAGASA Sounds Alarm: 79% Chance of El Niño Strikes Philippines by June, Threatens Food Security and Water Supply
The state weather bureau has raised its alert level, warning of a high probability of intense dry conditions that could devastate agriculture and strain resources nationwide.
PNPA Hazing Scandal Shakes Philippines: 3 Cadets Arrested, 9 Officials Probed in Good Friday Brutality
A fresh wave of alleged violence inside the Philippine National Police Academy exposes deep-rooted culture problems, testing the nation's resolve to end hazing for good.
EU Court Rebukes Hungary's Anti-LGBTQ Law, Setting Global Precedent for Filipino Advocates
Landmark ruling against discrimination resonates in the Philippines, where similar legislative battles over SOGIE Equality Bill continue.
Australia's Gaming Safety Crackdown: A Wake-Up Call for Filipino Parents and Regulators
As Australia demands Roblox and Minecraft detail child protection measures, experts warn the Philippines faces similar risks with millions of young gamers online.
Filipino NBA Fans in Shock as Spurs' Victor Wembanyama Enters Concussion Protocol After Hard Fall
The No. 1 overall pick's injury during Game 2 loss to Portland sends ripples of concern through the Philippines' massive basketball community.
ERC Orders Meralco to Refund P14 Billion to Filipino Consumers, Easing Power Bill Burden
In a landmark decision, the Energy Regulatory Commission mandates the power giant to return billions in over-recoveries, promising relief for millions of households starting next month.
Marcos Poised for Crucial Japan State Visit in May to Bolster Philippine Security, Economic Ties
Palace confirms high-level talks as Japan seeks to deepen strategic partnership with the Philippines amid regional tensions.
Oil Price Surge on Iran Tensions Threatens Philippine Inflation, Peso
Global market volatility over Strait of Hormuz risks reigniting inflation and import costs for the import-dependent Philippine economy.
LNU-Dagupan Graduate Tops March 2026 Philippine Physicians Licensure Exam
Erwin Ken Angcual Parchaso emerges as top scorer among 1,954 new doctors, highlighting regional medical education excellence.
PAGASA Forecasts Fair Weather for Northern Luzon as High Pressure Ridge Dominates
Dry conditions expected across key regions, offering relief from recent rains but raising heat index concerns for Filipinos.
Philippine Authorities Destroy P27M in Marijuana in Cordillera, Seize Shabu in Week-Long Operations
PNP and PDEA target highland cultivation sites, arresting one suspect and seizing over 100,000 plants in a major blow to the local drug trade.
NASA's Artemis Moon Program Spurs Global Space Race, Philippines Eyes Scientific Collaboration
With SpaceX and Blue Origin landers in focus, Filipino scientists and engineers see opportunities for international partnerships and technology transfer.
Magnolia Hotshots Secure Crucial Victory Over Converge
Ian Sangalang and Zavier Lucero lead decisive 83-71 victory, moving team to .500 record in Commissioner's Cup.
JoyRide to Slash Motorcycle Taxi Commission to 18%, Boosting Filipino Driver Take-Home Pay
Ride-hailing platform's rate cut effective April 20, 2026, offers relief amid rising operational costs for thousands of Filipino riders.