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San Miguel Beermen Turn to Bennie Boatwright After Import Justin Patton's Sudden No-Show
PBA powerhouse scrambles to secure former reinforcement as playoffs loom, highlighting import reliability concerns for Philippine teams.
IMF Chief's AI Cyber Warning Rings Alarm Bells for Philippine Financial System, OFW Remittances
Kristalina Georgieva warns global monetary system is unprepared for AI-powered threats, prompting urgent calls for BSP, local banks to bolster defenses.
DHSUD Adopts 4-Day Workweek in 2026, Aligning with National Government's Philippine Efficiency Drive
The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development will implement a compressed schedule from April 13-17, 2026, following a Malacañang directive aimed at reducing costs and improving public service.
PAGASA: Fair weather prevails in Philippines but monitors typhoon outside PAR
Manila experiences partly cloudy skies with 27°C temperature as state weather bureau tracks potential storm development that could affect Filipino communities.
Philippine Cybercrime Agency Urges Roblox to Adopt National ID for Stricter Child Safety
CICC warns platform ban is a 'last resort' if the gaming giant fails to strengthen age verification for millions of young Filipino users.
Mayon Volcano's Strombolian Activity Continues on 95th Day, Alert Level 3 Maintained for Filipino Communities
PHIVOLCS reports minor explosive events as effusive eruption persists, keeping thousands in Albay under evacuation protocols.
Filipina Tennis Star Alex Eala Faces Fil-Canadian Leylah Fernandez in Historic Stuttgart Clash
First-ever professional meeting between two players with Filipino heritage draws global attention as Eala continues clay-court campaign.
Philippines' DOH Monitors Medicine Prices as Middle East Conflict Threatens Supply Chain
Health Department on alert for potential price hikes as global fuel crisis impacts pharmaceutical logistics, assuring public of stable supply for now.
Philippines' DA Warns Oil Price Rollback Won't Bring Immediate Relief to Filipino Consumers' Food Bills
Agriculture Department cites complex supply chain factors as oil price reductions fail to translate to cheaper goods for struggling households.
PAGASA Warns of Thunderstorms Across Philippines Despite High Pressure Ridge Over Luzon
Metro Manila and most regions face isolated rains as weather systems create unstable conditions nationwide.
Xi's Taiwan Warning Raises Regional Tensions, Poses Direct Challenge to Philippines' Security
Chinese leader's 'no tolerance' stance on independence delivered to Taiwanese opposition leader amid escalating military activity near Philippine waters.
Greece's Social Media Ban for Minors Under 15 Sparks Digital Safety Debate in Philippines
As Greece announces a 2027 ban, Filipino lawmakers and parents question if similar restrictions could protect youth from online harms.
PNP-CIDG Seizes P700K in Illegal Petroleum Evidence in Misamis Occidental Crackdown
Four arrested in nationwide anti-smuggling operations as authorities confiscate millions in untaxed fuel products, impacting local economies and consumer safety.
World Bank warns Middle East war could slash global growth, impact Philippine economy
World Bank President Ajay Banga projects 0.3-0.4 percentage point reduction in global growth, with Philippine OFWs and oil prices facing immediate pressure.
No Jackpot Winners in Major Philippine Lotto Draws on April 10, 2026
PCSO announces no winners for Ultra Lotto 6/58 and Grand Lotto 6/55, sending jackpots soaring for millions of Filipino bettors.
Garin Warns Philippines Faces P170-B Revenue Loss If Fuel VAT Removed
Energy Secretary says scrapping tax on petroleum products would create massive budget gap, affecting government services.
DSWD Distributes P105 Million Cash Aid to 21,000 Tricycle Drivers Nationwide
The nationwide payout of P5,000 per driver began this week, targeting a key sector of the Philippine informal transport economy.
Philippine Competition Commission Intensifies Monitoring of Fuel Markets Amid Cartel Concerns
DOE flags anti-competitive behavior signs as PCC warns cost swings could cascade through supply chains, impacting Filipino consumers.
Philippine Transport Groups Voice Opposition to GPS Requirement in Service Contracting Program
Manibela and other leaders cite privacy, cost concerns, while government pushes for modernization and subsidy tracking.
PAGASA Forecasts HPA Ridge Over Luzon, Fair Weather for Easter Monday Across Philippines
High pressure system brings generally fair conditions with isolated thunderstorms, affecting travel and outdoor activities nationwide.