Philippine News — Page 4

1 ICC Trial Chamber orders submissions on Rodrigo Duterte detention review
The Hague-based court sets May 15 deadline for parties to file observations on continued detention of former Philippine leader ahead of first status conference.
Bea Millan-Windorski Crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2026

5 Shifts in Asia-Pacific Trade: How Taiwan's Eswatini Trip Signals a New Phase for Philippine Diplomacy
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te defies Beijing's pressure, landing in Eswatini on May 3 amid China's sharp rebuke. For Manila, the visit underscores the delicate balancing act between economic ties and territorial claims.
Bea Millan-Windorski of La Union Wins Miss Universe Philippines 2026

14 Areas on Red Alert: PAGASA Forecasts 'Danger' Level Heat Index on May 3
From Ilocos Norte to Palawan, scorching temperatures could trigger heat-related illnesses — here's what Filipinos need to know to stay safe.

NBI Arrests 6 Suspects in Rizal Illegal Quarry Operation
Armed agents storm unauthorized quarry site in San Salvador, Baras, uncovering millions in potential losses and environmental damage

Terrafirma Dyip Shock Macau 102-84 to Revive PBA Quarterfinal Hopes
Ending a six-game losing streak, Terrafirma pulls away in the fourth quarter to keep their playoff dreams alive in the PBA Commissioner's Cup.

5 Key Reasons Stratbase Institute Urges Deeper Philippines-Japan Energy Partnership
Think tank commends landmark agreement, pushes for accelerated collaboration on renewable energy and power security.

6 Underwater Robot Tracks Sperm Whale Conversations in Real Time Off Dominica
Autonomous glider listens to whale clicks and follows them live, marking a breakthrough for marine research and conservation.

1 US-Philippines Deploy Anti-Ship Missile System in Batanes Near Taiwan for War Games
NMESIS missile system showcased in Batanes during Balikatan 2026 exercises amid rising regional tensions

13 Areas Under 'Danger Level' Heat Index on Saturday, May 2
PAGASA warns of temperatures hitting 42°C to 51°C across the Philippines, with Metro Manila under extreme caution. Here is what you need to know.

P13.6M Shabu Seized, Suspect Arrested in Zamboanga City
Police uncover major drug operation in Barangay Baliwasan; suspect faces charges amid ongoing anti-narcotics campaign

5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Taiwan: What It Means for the Philippines' Pacific Ring of Fire Alert
A shallow quake near Taiwan serves as a stark reminder for Filipinos about the unpredictable nature of seismic activity along the Pacific Ring of Fire.

5 Emotional Revelations From Rolando Dy Over Estranged Dad Rolando Navarrete: 'I Don't Hate Him'
The Filipino MMA fighter breaks his silence on years of separation, a tearful reunion, and what 'pagmamano' means in his complicated father-son story.

ERC Lifts WESM Suspension: What It Means for Philippine Electricity Consumers
After a month-long halt due to the national energy emergency, the Energy Regulatory Commission orders the resumption of power spot market operations. Here is how it will affect your bills.

Spotify Launches Verified Badge to Help Filipino Listeners Identify Human Artists in AI Flood
Spotify's new verification system helps Filipino listeners distinguish authentic human creators from AI-generated tracks as artificial content surges on streaming platforms worldwide.

5 Ways the New OFW Civil Service Exam Points Rule Changes Everything Starting August 2026
Qualified overseas Filipino workers can now get extra points on the CSC exam—here's the complete breakdown of the policy, eligibility, and what it means for your future in public service.

6 Weather Facts Every Filipino Must Know This Labor Day 2026: Easterlies Bring Rain to Metro Manila and Mindanao
PAGASA forecasts cloudy skies with isolated rain showers – here’s how to plan your holiday and stay safe.

32 Rescued in Surigao del Norte: What Went Wrong on Capsized Vessel LCT Pacifica 3?
The Philippine Coast Guard's swift response saved all hands, but questions about safety and maritime protocols remain urgent for Filipino seafarers and passengers.

Why Aung San Suu Kyi’s Transfer to House Arrest Matters for Southeast Asia and the Philippines
Myanmar’s ousted leader leaves prison amid escalating conflict. What does this mean for democracy in the region?