PH-China Sea Tensions: Water Cannons & US Treaty Review
Analysis of PH-China sea tensions, the stalled 1951 US Mutual Defense Treaty review, and the complex historical ties with America. Are diplomatic protests enough?
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ICC Appeals for Witnesses to PH Drug War Abuses
The International Criminal Court calls for direct witnesses, including police officers, to provide testimony on alleged crimes against humanity during the Philippines' War on Drugs. Former President Duterte remains in custody.
ICC Appeals for Witnesses in Duterte Drug War Probe
The ICC has issued a public call for witnesses, including police officers, to testify in the crimes against humanity case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. Learn more about the ongoing trial.
Cebu Groups Oppose 600 Electric Taxis in Franchise Hearing
Cebu transport operators formally opposed GSM's 600 electric taxi application, citing constitutional violations and traffic. A decision is expected in five days. Read the full story.
PH Bank Loans Grow 10.3% in Nov, Consumer Lending Strong
Outstanding loans from Philippine banks expanded by 10.3% in November 2025. Business and consumer lending showed robust growth, signaling economic activity. Read the full analysis.
Imee Marcos' 'Kidnapping' Claim Sparks Edsa Debate
Senator Imee Marcos compares US capture of Venezuela's Maduro to her family's 1986 exit, calling it 'kidnapping.' Critics accuse her of rewriting history. Read the full story.
Suganob vs. Ramirez: Crucial Fight for World Title Path
Filipino boxer Regie 'The Phenom' Suganob battles WBA No. 7 Rodrigo Ramirez in a pivotal 10-round main event in Bohol. A win is critical for his mandatory challenger status across major boxing bodies. Read more.
Suganob vs Ramirez: Bohol Bout Set for Feb 28
Regie Suganob battles WBA No. 7 Rodrigo Ramirez on Feb 28, 2026, in Tagbilaran. A win could secure a world title shot. Eman Bacosa Pacquiao also fights.
Report 'Epal' Politicians in Gov't Projects, Says DILG
DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla calls on citizens to report officials violating the 2026 anti-epal policy. Use social media to document and expose meddling in government-funded programs.
Cebu postpones waste policy after Binaliw landfill collapse
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival announces a temporary postponement of the 'no segregation, no collection' garbage policy due to the Binaliw landfill disaster and the upcoming Sinulog festival. The city aims to address urgent logistical and humanitarian ne
Cebu Postpones Waste Policy After Landfill Disaster
Cebu City defers its strict garbage segregation rules following the deadly Binaliw landfill landslide. Mayor Archival cites logistical crisis and Sinulog 2026 as reasons for the temporary delay. Learn how this impacts Metro Cebu's waste management.
Imee Marcos Basilica Dress Code Debate Goes Viral
A viral post questions dress code enforcement at Santo Niño Basilica after Senator Imee Marcos visits in a sleeveless top. The Basilica reiterates its policy for all devotees.
Senate Votes to Limit Trump's Venezuela Military Action
The US Senate advances a resolution to restrict military action in Venezuela after the raid on Maduro. Bipartisan vote challenges presidential authority. Read the latest.
Russia Slams US Tanker Seizure as Maritime Law Violation
Russia accuses the US of grossly violating international maritime law after troops seized the Russian-flagged Marinera tanker. The incident threatens to escalate Euro-Atlantic tensions. Read the full story.
Cebu City to Enforce Nighttime Plastic Ban
Cebu City officials announce a proposed ban on single-use plastics during nighttime hours to reduce pollution. Learn about the new ordinance and its potential impact.
Saudi Arabia Opens Capital Market to All Foreign Investors
Saudi Arabia's CMA removes all restrictions for foreign investors starting February 2026, aiming to boost market liquidity and attract billions in new investments. Discover what this means for global finance.
Maduro's US Arrest: Legal Precedent and Global Fallout
The capture of Venezuelan President Maduro by the US raises profound questions about international law, sovereignty, and the precedent set for leaders like Duterte. Explore the legal battle ahead.
DFA: Bondi Suspects Got No Terror Training in Philippines
The DFA confirms Australian police found no evidence the Bondi Beach attackers trained in the Philippines. Read about the ongoing investigation and PH-Australia security cooperation.
BSP: Inflation Outlook Benign Despite December Uptick
BSP Governor Eli Remolona calls December's 1.8% inflation 'a welcome number.' The central bank signals the easing cycle is nearing its end. Read the full analysis.
BOI Approvals Reach P1.56 Trillion in 2025
The Board of Investments approved P1.56 trillion in projects for 2025, led by the energy sector. Discover the top regions and foreign investors driving this growth.
BOI Approves ₱1.56 Trillion in 2025 Investments
The Philippines' BOI approved ₱1.56 trillion in investments for 2025, marking the second-highest level in its history and generating over 40,000 jobs. Discover the leading sectors and regions driving this growth.
LTO Removes ₱100 Fee for Motorcycle Top Box Registration
LTO Chief Markus V. Lacanilao eliminates the ₱100 registration fee for custom motorcycle top boxes and saddle bags. A relief for livelihood riders, but registration remains mandatory for safety checks.
DPWH Davao Officials' First Court Hearing on Jan 5, 2026
DPWH Davao Occidental officials and a contractor appeared in court via videoconference from a Lapu-Lapu jail. Their lawyer argues the case should be in Malita. Read the latest.
Trump: US Needs Greenland for Defense, Denmark Objects
US President Donald Trump insists the US needs Greenland for defense, sparking Danish condemnation. This follows the controversial US military raid in Venezuela. Read the latest.
Cebu EV Stakeholder Consultation Set for Jan 5, 2026
Cebu's Provincial Government will hold a crucial consultation on electric vehicle implementation on Jan 5, 2026. Join the live-stream to shape the province's sustainable transport future.
Cebu City's Strict Waste Segregation Starts February 2026
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival urges residents to strictly follow waste segregation rules as the 'No Segregation, No Collection' policy takes full effect in February 2026. Learn the new guidelines.
U.S. to 'Run' Venezuela After Military Raid Captures Maduro
President Trump announces U.S. military captured Nicolás Maduro. The U.S. will now manage Venezuela's transition and its oil wealth, sparking global condemnation and protests.
Davao Police to Sue Adults for Minor's Firecracker Use
Davao City Police will pursue criminal charges against adults responsible for a minor caught with firecrackers. The city's strict ban remains in full effect. Read the full story.
Paolo Duterte's New Year Message: Thanks DDS, Slams Administration
Davao Rep. Paolo Duterte thanks Duterte Diehard Supporters in his 2026 New Year message, criticizes the national administration, and explains his 'no' vote on the P6.793-trillion budget. Read his full statement.
PRO-8 Chief: One-Strike Policy vs. Indiscriminate Firing
Eastern Visayas top cop Brig. Gen. Jason Capoy warns police of immediate arrest for indiscriminate firing this New Year 2026. Read about the strict holiday security measures.
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