Philippine News — Page 19
Oil Price Surge from Middle East Tensions Threatens Philippine Inflation, Peso
Global market relief rally stalls as truce doubts emerge, directly impacting fuel costs and economic stability for Filipino consumers and OFW families.
DepEd Shifts to 4-Day Onsite Workweek in Philippines to Conserve Energy
New schedule for non-teaching personnel takes effect March 2026, part of national energy conservation efforts.
PAGASA: High Pressure Area Ridge Extends Over Luzon, Brings Fair Weather for Holy Week
State weather bureau forecasts partly cloudy skies with isolated thunderstorms across the Philippines, affecting travel plans for millions.
IMF, World Bank, UN Warn War-Driven Food Price Spikes Threaten Philippines, OFW Families
Global agencies cite conflict as major driver of food insecurity, with direct implications for Philippine inflation and remittance-dependent households.
Meta's New Muse Spark AI Model Signals Tech Arms Race, Impacts Filipino Digital Economy
The costly superintelligence project unveiled this week could reshape social media and AI competition, with direct implications for the Philippines' massive online user base and BPO sector.
Missing Cessna Aircraft Found in Dinagat Islands, Search for Survivors Underway
Civilian plane RP-C2444 located in mountainous terrain after Wednesday morning flight from Subic Bay.
Kara David's 'i-Listen' spotlights former Manila street child's journey in new GMA Public Affairs episode
Episode featuring George's transformation from homelessness to purpose premieres Wednesday, highlighting street children's struggles in the Philippines
Rain or Shine Elasto Painters Achieve Historic 5-0 Start in PBA, Defeating San Miguel in Manila
The Elasto Painters weather a late challenge from the powerhouse Beermen to secure their best franchise opening, signaling a shift in the PBA landscape.
Philippines Faces Development Aid Cuts as Wealthy Nations Slash Assistance for Second Year
Debt group report reveals global aid reduction, potentially impacting Manila's infrastructure and social programs amid rising borrowing costs.
VP Sara Duterte's Sovereignty Speech Sparks Debate Amid Marcos China Policy Scrutiny
Vice President's call to protect sovereignty contrasts with accusations of presidential softness on West Philippine Sea issues, highlighting internal government tensions.
Philippines Faces Strategic Oil Storage Deficit Despite 51-Day Supply Buffer, DOE Says
Energy Department clarifies no crisis but warns of insufficient storage capacity for key fuel products, impacting prices and security.
Mayon Volcano Marks 91-Day Eruption Milestone
State volcanologists warn of sustained activity as Albay's iconic volcano enters fourth month of effusive eruption, impacting thousands of Filipinos.
PAGASA Monitors LPA Outside PAR with High Chance of Developing into Tropical Cyclone
Weather bureau issues alert as potential storm could enter Philippine territory within 24-48 hours, affecting weekend weather.
Philippines' DICT Abandons Plan to Ban Roblox, Platform to Launch Safety Campaign
Government agency reverses course after meeting with platform, opts for cooperation over prohibition to protect Filipino youth online.
DSWD Mobilizes 443,000 Food Packs for Cebu After Magnitude 5.1 Bogo City Quake
Social Welfare Department activates rapid response as tremor rattles Central Visayas, assures immediate aid for affected Filipino families.
Rising Oil Prices Squeeze Metro Manila Condo Market, Threaten P68M Luxury Units
Soaring fuel costs drive up construction and logistics, putting high-end developments and investor returns at risk across the Philippine capital.
LTFRB Distributes P1B Fuel Subsidies to PUV Drivers
Over P651 million already disbursed to help drivers cope with rising fuel prices, with more funds to be released.
US EIA Warns of Prolonged Fuel Price Hikes, Threatening Philippine Economy and OFW Remittances
Agency contradicts Trump's assurances, forecasting months of elevated costs even after Strait of Hormuz reopening, with direct implications for Filipino consumers and inflation.
DSWD Warns Filipino Public Against Fake Social Media Pages Promising Cash Aid
Scammers impersonate government agency on messaging apps, prompting official warnings and potential legal action against fraudulent claimants.
Two Areas Face 'Danger Level' Heat Index on Tuesday, PAGASA Warns
San Jose, Occidental Mindoro and Dumangas, Iloilo forecast to reach 42°C, marking third consecutive day of extreme heat conditions.