Philippine News — Page 5
1 Reason Why Phoenix Is Bringing Back a Proven Import in a Mid-Season Gamble
Johnathan Williams returns to replace James Dickey III as the Fuel Masters push for a playoff spot in the PBA Season 50 Commissioner's Cup.
1 Big Breakup: How the UAE's OPEC Exit Could Reshape Trade Ties with Saudi Arabia for Filipino OFWs
As the UAE leaves OPEC, its $41-billion economic bond with Saudi Arabia faces a stress test — and it could rattle oil prices and jobs across the Gulf.
4 Key Takeaways from SC Ruling on 'Forthwith' — Ex-Impeachment Spokesman Hails Decision
A former Senate impeachment court spokesman says the Supreme Court's clarification of 'forthwith' vindicates the Senate's handling of the trial schedule.
Easterlies Bring Cloudy Skies and Rain Over Eastern Visayas, Northern Mindanao
PAGASA forecasts scattered rain showers in the eastern sections of Visayas and Mindanao this week, as easterly winds continue to affect the country.
Taal Volcano Unleashes Minor Phreatomagmatic Eruptions: 4 Recent Events in the Philippines
From time-lapse footage to official alerts, here is what you need to know about Taal’s latest activity and its implications for nearby communities.
5 Shocking Twists in French Teen's Straw-Licking Case as Singapore Court Allows Manila Trip
A French student accused of licking a vending machine straw in Singapore is now set to fly to Manila for an internship — raising legal and diplomatic eyebrows.
Tragedy in CDO: Woman Dies After Giving Birth Alone in Boarding House; Baby Survives
A heartbreaking story of resilience and loss in Cagayan de Oro raises urgent questions about maternal health access for solo parents in the Philippines.
Gilas Pilipinas Women Fall to China, Settle for Silver; Men Finish 4th at Asian Beach Games
The Filipino women's 3x3 team fought valiantly but fell short against China's powerhouse squad, while the men's squad ended a turbulent campaign in fourth place.
5 Critical Impacts of Bangladesh's Flooded Rice Harvest on Philippine Food Security
As heavy rains devastate Bangladesh's rice crop, the Philippines faces potential price hikes and supply chain disruptions. Here's what you need to know.
18-Year-Old Mother Dies Giving Birth Alone in CDO Boarding House: A Preventable Tragedy
The heartbreaking case of a young woman who delivered her baby alone in a bathroom highlights the urgent need for accessible maternal health care and community support in the Philippines.
The Peso's Pain, Their Gain? How Weak Peso Benefits OFW Families in 2025
For the 10 million families relying on dollar remittances, a weaker peso means more pesos in hand. But is that enough in a high-inflation economy?
6 Nations Rally Behind Panama as China Targets Its Ships: What It Means for Global Trade
A joint statement from the US and five Latin American allies condemns Beijing's economic pressure on Panama-flagged vessels, escalating tensions over the Panama Canal.
3 Fires in 2 Months? NIA Road QC Hit Again — What Residents Must Know Now
The BFP responds as a residential area in Barangay Pinyahan burns for the third time this year. Behind the blazes are troubling patterns every fire-prone community should heed.
5 Reasons Magnolia's 37-Point Blowout of Titan Ultra Revives Their PBA Commissioner's Cup Playoff Dreams
The Hotshots dominated from start to finish, sending a clear message to the rest of the field as the playoff race heats up.
224 McDonald's Stores in Luzon Now Powered by D&L's EvoEnergi: A Game Changer for Philippine Energy
EvoEnergi secures a landmark deal to supply electricity to 224 McDonald's outlets across Luzon, blending renewable and conventional energy under the government's Retail Aggregation Program.
7 Areas Face 'Danger' Heat Index on April 30, 2026 — Stay Safe with These Tips
PAGASA warns of scorching temperatures up to 45°C across the Philippines as El Niño alert remains in effect.
7 Revelations from Mike Defensor's 'Recording' on Orly Guteza's Forced Denial of Cash Deliveries
Former lawmaker presents audio clip claiming whistleblower was pressured to recant — is the truth about alleged 'cash deliveries' being silenced?
7 Years for Ex-President Yoon: What South Korea's Obstruction Case Means for Global Justice
A Seoul appeals court hikes Yoon Suk Yeol's sentence to seven years for obstruction, adding to his life term for insurrection. We break down the case and its ripple effects.
5 Things to Know About PAGASA’s Hot, Humid Weather Forecast for Labor Day 2026
The easterlies are back, bringing scorching heat and sudden rain. Here’s how to prepare for a mixed Labor Day weekend across the Philippines.
6 PH Universities Break Into THE Asia University Rankings 2026: A Milestone for Philippine Higher Education
Ateneo de Manila and UP lead the pack as Philippine higher education continues its global ascent, with six local universities earning spots in the prestigious Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings 2026.