Philippine News — Page 16
Ex-Ombudsman Martires Denies Receiving Duterte Money Through Madriaga, Claims Called 'Lies'
Former anti-graft chief Samuel Martires rejects explosive allegations by self-proclaimed 'bagman' Ramil Madriaga that he received millions in cash deliveries from the Dutertes, calling the claims politically motivated fabrications.
Cebu City Records 50 Road Accidents in Early 2026, Motorcycles Remain Primary Concern
Traffic data shows persistent safety crisis as Holy Week 2026 approaches, raising alarms for Filipino commuters nationwide.
Cameroon President's Peace Message Echoes Pope's Stance Amid Global Tensions, Resonates with Philippine Catholic Majority
As Pope Leo XIV faces criticism from US leadership, his African tour's focus on peace and coexistence finds support from Cameroon's leader and holds significance for the Philippines' foreign policy and OFW communities.
NASA's Artemis II Photography Training Holds Lessons for Philippine Space Ambitions
Elite instructors provided 20 hours of specialized visual documentation training to astronauts, a model for developing Filipino technical expertise.
PAGASA: HPA Ridge Over Northern Luzon, Thunderstorms Bring Isolated Rains Across Philippines
Weather agency forecasts partly cloudy to cloudy skies nationwide with localized thunderstorms potentially causing sudden downpours and flooding.
Empoy Marquez reveals personal struggles, journey of faith in emotional GMA interview, inspiring Filipino viewers
Comedian opens up about hardship, success, and what makes him cry in powerful 'i-Listen' episode with Kara David, resonating with millions of Filipinos facing similar battles.
PHIVOLCS Confirms Hibok-Hibok Volcano in Camiguin Remains at Alert Level 1, No Unusual Activity Detected
State volcanologists assure public of stable conditions at historically active volcano, while maintaining vigilance for any changes.
Philippines' Middle Class Faces Squeeze as Rising Prices Redefine Economic Security
New government data reveals shrinking purchasing power and a fragile threshold for millions of Filipino families.
Trump's 'Independence Arch' Proposal Draws Global Attention, Philippines Weighs Infrastructure Priorities
Former US President's 250-foot monument plan sparks debate as Manila focuses on its own legacy projects and economic needs.
EU Launches Age Verification App, Sparks Debate on Child Safety for Philippines' Digital Landscape
As Europe rolls out mandatory tech to curb children's social media access, Filipino lawmakers and parents watch closely, weighing similar protections against privacy and access concerns.
IMF Warns Against Broad Fuel Subsidies, Posing Policy Challenge for Philippine Government
Global lender cautions that subsidies can worsen energy shocks, as Manila faces pressure to manage pump prices and inflation.
Philippine Immigration Bureau Projects Sustained Travel Despite Middle East Conflict
BI remains optimistic about high passenger volume in coming weeks, but OFW families and travelers face potential airfare hikes and route disruptions.
Palace Labels Barzaga's Ouster Calls Seditious
Cavite lawmaker's vow to continue calling for President Marcos Jr.'s removal sparks sedition probe and military dismissal, testing political stability.
Cotabato City Hits 'Danger Level' 45°C Heat Index, PAGASA Warns Filipinos Nationwide
The Bangsamoro capital was the only area in the Philippines to reach the critical threshold on Tuesday, prompting urgent health advisories as extreme heat persists.
DPWH Reports 'Zero Accomplishment' in P92.8-M Bulacan Flood Project Linked to Revilla Graft Case
NBI testifies minimal to no construction found in Pandi project as Sandiganbayan hears details of alleged P76M malversation scheme affecting flood-prone communities.
Motorcycle Rider Killed, Passenger Injured in Ifugao Ravine Accident
Tragic crash in mountainous region highlights persistent road safety risks in Philippine provinces, renewing calls for improved infrastructure and driver awareness.
Pacquiao Declares '100% Confidence' in Mayweather Rematch, Eyes Historic Filipino Redemption
Boxing legend Manny Pacquiao tells ESPN he is certain the September 19 fight in Las Vegas will proceed, promising a major event for Philippine sports.
DOE Announces 22,000 MT of Government-Procured LPG Arriving in May to Stabilize Philippine Supply
The Department of Energy's move aims to prevent hoarding and price spikes, ensuring stable fuel for millions of Filipino households and businesses.
Senate Panel Exposes Unregulated Businesses Inside Philippine Jails, Links to Money Laundering
Probe reveals investment platforms operating behind bars as new detention facility prepares for high-profile inmates.
Sinlaku Weakens to Typhoon While Philippines Braces for Widespread Cloudy Skies, Isolated Rains
PAGASA monitors former super typhoon's path as it moves away from PH area, but weather disturbance brings continued rainfall across archipelago.