Philippine News — Page 7
Sabalenka Stunned by Baptiste in Madrid Open Quarterfinals: A Filipino Tennis Fan's Wake-Up Call
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka suffers a shocking straight-sets loss to unseeded American Hailey Baptiste, shaking up the Madrid Open draw and offering lessons for Philippine tennis players.
Easterlies Bring Cloudy Skies and Isolated Rains Across PH — PAGASA Warns of Flash Floods
Metro Manila, Visayas, Mindanao brace for thunderstorms; heat index hits extreme caution levels in some areas
Meralco Bill Shock: More Pinoys Cry Foul Over Sky-High Charges Amid Economic Strain
Consumer groups and households demand transparency as electric bills surge, mirroring a global trend of utility anxiety
Deadly Camarines Sur Bus Crash: LTFRB Summons Operator, Suspends Operations
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) cracks down on Mark-Eves Transit Corporation after a fatal accident in Sipocot, raising urgent questions about passenger safety and bus operator accountability.
UP Diliman Graduate Tops April 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Exam
Full results released by PRC reveal top performers and school rankings from the April 2026 REELE exam
King Charles Tells US Congress UK-Philippines bond mirrors ‘special relationship’ amid Iran war divisions
British monarch’s rare address to joint session underscores shared democratic values, offering a model for Manila’s alliances
AI Resurrects Pompeii: Filipino Tech Experts Weigh In on Groundbreaking Discovery
Archaeologists use artificial intelligence to recreate the final moments of a man fleeing Mount Vesuvius nearly 2,000 years ago. What this means for history and tech in the Philippines.
UAEs OPEC Exit Bombshell: How Filipino Workers and PH Gas Prices Could Be Hit
The world's third-largest oil producer considers leaving the cartel. Here's what it means for Philippine fuel costs, OFW remittances, and the global energy landscape.
TESDA Breaks Ground on P200M Innovation Hub to Equip NCR Filipinos with Job-Ready Skills
The new Regional Training and Innovation Center in Quezon City aims to train 10,000 Filipinos annually in AI, robotics, and green technology, directly addressing the skills gap in Metro Manila.
Easterlies to Bring Cloudy Skies, Scattered Rains Over Parts of PH — PAGASA
State weather bureau warns of possible flash floods and landslides as easterlies continue to affect multiple regions including Metro Manila, Visayas, and Mindanao.
Bulacan Gov’t Silent for Days: What Really Happened in the NLEx ‘Road Rage’ Incident?
Bulacan Governor Daniel Fernando finally breaks silence after days of tight-lipped stance on alleged road rage with President Marcos' son — here's the full timeline.
Nigeria Attack Kills 29; Philippine Security Officials Monitor Similar Extremist Threats
Gunmen storm Adamawa communities during a football match, prompting Philippine authorities to reassess local counter-terror measures.
Bohol Drug Bust Nets P7.4M Shabu: 2 High-Value Suspects Arrested in Tagbilaran Operation
Authorities seize massive drug haul, targeting supply lines in Central Visayas amid intensified anti-drug campaign
Filipino MLBB Pro Teddy Finds Second Home in Esports, Eyes Global Glory Amid Ban Uncertainty
From uncertainty to stability: Dave "Teddy" Viaña turns Mobile Legends into a career, but the battle is far from over for Filipino esports hopefuls.
Why Filipino Drivers Flock to Manaoag for Car Blessings: Faith, Safety, and Tradition
Thousands of devotees line up at the Minor Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary of Manaoag each week to seek divine protection for their vehicles—a practice rooted in deep Catholic faith and Filipino culture.
LTFRB Targets Next Week Deadline for P2.5-B Fuel Subsidy Distribution to Filipino PUV Drivers
Online disbursement system readied as transport sector awaits financial relief amid rising fuel costs.
Iraq’s Shi’ite Alliance Names Ali al-Zaidi as PM Nominee: Implications for the Philippines and OFWs in the Middle East
The Coordination Framework’s selection of a new prime minister candidate signals a potential shift in Iraq’s political landscape, with direct consequences for Filipino workers and regional energy markets.
LTO Relieves 4 Navotas Enforcers in Fresh Extortion Crackdown: Tugade Vows No Letup
The Land Transportation Office acts swiftly to relieve four law enforcement personnel over alleged extortion in Navotas City, as chief Jaime Tugade signals a zero-tolerance policy against corruption.
Fury vs. Joshua 2026 Superfight Looms as Riyadh Season Showdown, Filipino Boxing Fans Eye Historic Clash
After years of failed negotiations, a mega-fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is reportedly set for 2026, with separate bouts in early 2025 as prerequisites, sparking excitement among Filipino boxing enthusiasts.
Philippines, Czech Republic agree to start talks on extradition, mutual legal assistance treaties
Manila and Prague move to finalize pacts that could reshape cross-border crime prosecution and asset recovery for Filipinos.