Metro Manila Subway Delays Continue Amid Land Issues
Metro Manila Subway nears 91% land acquisition, yet delays push full operations to 2031-2032, impacting daily commutes and urban mobility.
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Arellano, Mapua Win Thrillers to Open NCAA Season 101
Arellano defends NCAA volleyball crown with gritty win vs Letran; Mapua survives Benilde in Season 101 opening-day thrillers.
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Metro Manila Domestic Workers’ Pay Hiked by ₱800
Wage hike in Metro Manila: Kasambahay minimum pay rises to ₱7,800 monthly starting Feb 7 amid soaring living costs.
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Amihan Brings Rains, Rough Seas Across Philippines
PAGASA: Amihan brings cloudy skies, light rains across Luzon and Visayas; strong winds stir rough seas, small boats urged caution.
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Police Rescue Two Minors in Human Trafficking Crackdown
Two minors rescued in back-to-back operations highlight urgent action against child trafficking in public spaces in the Philippines.
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PCG Intensifies Search for Four Missing Seafarers
Philippine Coast Guard intensifies search for four missing seafarers after M/V Devon Bay capsizes in the West Philippine Sea.
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Vatican Survey Unveils Staff Frustrations, Demands Reforms
Vatican staff reveal alarming discontent in rare survey, highlighting mismanagement and barriers to career advancement.
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AI Deepfakes Threaten Philippine Elections Ahead of 2025
AI deepfakes threaten election integrity in the Philippines, prompting urgent regulations to safeguard voters before the 2025 polls.
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Eala Ignites Filipino Fervor at Australian Open
Alex Eala draws massive Pinoy crowd at 2026 Australian Open, proving tennis’s growing appeal beyond traditional fan bases.
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IEA Ups Oil Demand Forecast for 2026 Amid Supply Surge
Oil prices stay low as 2026 sees surplus supply; Malta set to benefit with cheaper fuel and eased transport, shipping, and power costs.
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Rare Snowfall Disrupts Shanghai, Sparks Travel Woes
Shanghai snowfall disrupts travel as a cold wave grips China, icing roads from Nanjing to Wuhan and testing cities unready for snow.
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Chinese Rescue Operation Saves 17 from Capsized Vessel
Chinese authorities rescued 17 Filipino crew members from a sunken cargo ship in the South China Sea, amid ongoing territorial tensions.
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Four Soldiers Killed in Lanao del Norte Ambush Reports
Four Philippine Army soldiers reportedly killed in an ambush in Lanao del Norte, raising urgent calls for official confirmation and transparency.
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Trump Invites Putin to Controversial Board of Peace
Trump invites Putin to the new Board of Peace, raising global tension and skepticism among Western allies. What’s at stake for peace initiatives?
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Marcos Denies Removal Claims Amid Unverified Rumors
Claims that Marcos dismissed removal calls lack proof, with no official record supporting the narrative amidst a polarized political landscape.
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Barzaga Fights Back Against Sedition Complaints On Free Speech
Cavite Rep. Kiko Barzaga defends his free speech rights as he faces DOJ complaints over Mindanao secession remarks and an anti-admin protest.
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Misinformation vs Disinformation: Know the Difference
Misinformation and disinformation differ in intent; understanding this distinction is crucial for protecting democracy and fostering informed debate in Malta.
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Knicks Crush Nets by 54 in Historic Rivalry Rout
Knicks crush Nets by 54 in record win, ending 4-game skid and extending dominance in NYC rivalry to 13 straight victories
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Emirates Adds 4 Weekly Flights Dubai-Manila from April 2026
Emirates adds 4 more Dubai–Manila flights weekly starting April 2026, easing travel for OFWs and boosting trade amid rising demand.
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Amihan Brings Cool Air, Light Rains Across Luzon
PAGASA: Amihan brings cloudy skies, light rain in Northern Luzon as strong winds roughen seas; fisherfolk urged to take caution.
