Health Experts Warn of RSV Surge in Cold Amihan Season
Philippine health experts issue urgent warnings about the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) as cold amihan weather increases infection risks, emphasizing vaccination and public awareness.
Category : International
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested in Mexico
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, a top FBI fugitive, was arrested in Mexico for cocaine trafficking and murder, ending a decades-long manhunt.
US, Russia, Ukraine Begin Ceasefire Talks in UAE
The United States, Russia, and Ukraine have initiated trilateral discussions in the United Arab Emirates, marking the first such meeting since Russia's 2022 invasion, with hopes to end the war through a negotiated ceasefire.
BOC to Deliver Abandoned Balikbayan Boxes to OFW Families
The Bureau of Customs plans to distribute thousands of abandoned balikbayan boxes to overseas Filipino workers' families within two months, following a port inspection in Manila.
Cebu Councilor Urges Wolbachia Adoption for Dengue
Cebu City Councilor Michelle Abella-Cellona advocates for city-wide Wolbachia implementation as a complementary dengue control measure, citing alarming case increases and scientific evidence of effectiveness.
Sinulog 2026: Cebu Festival's Crude, Trad & Holy Sides
The Sinulog Grand Parade 2026 in Cebu showcased tradition and faith alongside reports of theft and brawls, raising questions about the festival's future direction and spiritual essence.
Tacloban Court Convicts Journalist, Aid Worker
Human rights group condemns guilty verdict against journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and humanitarian worker Marielle Domequil for terrorism financing charges in Tacloban court ruling.
Carney: Rules-Based Order Dead, Middle Powers Must Act
Canadian PM Mark Carney declared the US-led rules-based order dead at Davos, urging middle powers like the Philippines to pursue strategic autonomy through principled pragmatism and self-reliance.
EU Envoy Lauds PH Anti-Corruption, FTA Talks Set
European Union Ambassador Massimo Santoro highlights government reforms boosting investor confidence and announces free trade agreement negotiations to resume in March 2026.
Zamboanga City Intensifies Measles-Rubella Vaccination Drive
Zamboanga City Health Office mobilizes health workers and volunteers to vaccinate over 90,000 children aged 6-59 months against measles and rubella in a nationwide campaign.
Sinulog Grand Parade 2026 Live Coverage in Cebu
Experience the vibrant Sinulog Grand Parade 2026 live from Cebu City Sports Center on January 18, featuring colorful performances and devotion. Join our coverage with major sponsors.
Sinulog Festival Queen 2026: Cebu's Cultural Preview
The Sinulog Festival Queen 2026 event showcases vibrant performances and cultural heritage, highlighting Cebu's commitment to preserving traditions while embracing modern celebrations.
Starmer Defies Trump's Greenland Tariff Threats
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer refuses to yield to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland, emphasizing that economic pressure on allies is wrong and decisions belong to Greenland and Denmark.
Davao Schools Bomb Threats Declared Hoaxes by Police
Two schools in Davao City faced bomb threats within 24 hours, prompting security responses. Police confirmed both were hoaxes after thorough inspections and warned of legal consequences for false threats.
India Sends Aid for Typhoon Uwan, Tino Victims in Philippines
The Philippines receives non-food humanitarian assistance from India for families affected by Typhoons Uwan and Tino in November 2025, including sleeping gear, dignity kits, and medical equipment.
False Bomb Threat at Davao High School
Davao City Police confirm no explosives found at Cabantian National High School after a student reported a bomb threat. Authorities urge public vigilance against false information.
Cebu Governor Praises Sinulog 2026 Success, 8M Attendees
Governor Pamela Baricuatro celebrates Sinulog 2026 as a triumph, featuring a 20-minute fireworks display and world-class performances. An estimated 8 million devotees and tourists attended.
Suling's Tale: Faith, Healing, and Loss in Cebu
In San Fernando, Cebu, Suling navigates a world of environmental change, community tension, and personal tragedy as she cares for her sister Milagros, a healer whose pagan practices clash with local Christian beliefs, leading to a haunting encounter and d
Sinulog 2026: Cotabato Performance Cultural Appropriation Debate
The Kalivungan Festival's winning Sinulog 2026 performance featuring Muslim and indigenous elements has reignited cultural appropriation concerns in the Philippines, echoing past controversies involving CTU and Senator Imee Marcos.
Tribu Linabuanon Wins Back-to-Back Ati-Atihan Title
Tribu Linabuanon successfully defended their championship in the Kalibo Sadsad Ati-Atihan Contest, winning P1.1 million and multiple special awards in the Tribal Big Category.
Europe Warns vs Trump's Greenland Tariff Threat
Eight European countries issue a joint statement condemning U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed 10% tariff threat over Greenland sovereignty issues, warning of damaged transatlantic relations.
Syrian Army Accuses SDF of Ceasefire Violation
The Syrian Government has accused the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) of breaching a ceasefire agreement, citing an encounter one day after its signing. The deal aimed to halt weeks of conflict causing casualties and displacement.
Ati-Atihan Festival May Extend to Two Weeks for Religious Emphasis
Kalibo Mayor Juris Sucro clarifies his controversial proposal to extend the weeklong Ati-Atihan Festival to two weeks, aiming to highlight its religious and spiritual aspects after discussions with the Diocese of Kalibo.
Trump Threatens 200% Tariff on French Wine for Peace Board
US President Donald Trump announces a 200% tariff on French wines and champagnes to compel French President Emmanuel Macron to join his Board of Peace initiative.
Macron: Europe Won't Yield to US Threats on Tariffs
French President Emmanuel Macron declared at Davos that Europe will not capitulate to US pressure, specifically addressing tariffs and territorial sovereignty issues like Greenland.
US Seeks Dismissal of Minnesota Case vs Trump Immigration Crackdown
The US Department of Justice has requested a federal judge to dismiss a petition from Minnesota leaders aiming to halt President Trump's immigration crackdown, calling it meritless.
Von der Leyen Responds to Trump's Greenland Threat at Davos
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pledges to address U.S. President Donald Trump's territorial claim on Greenland, warning of a potential downward spiral in U.S.-EU relations amid escalating tensions.
PH Embassy Assures OFWs in Greenland Amid US Takeover Talk
The Philippine Embassy in Denmark advises Filipinos in Greenland to stay calm and vigilant as it monitors developments related to potential US takeover plans, ensuring readiness to provide assistance.
Trump at Davos 2026: Greenland, Gaza, Venezuela in Focus
US President Donald Trump is set to arrive in Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum 2026. His agenda includes a major speech, meetings with CEOs, and addressing controversies over Greenland and Venezuela.
Seda Cebu Art Exhibit and Local Celebrations Showcase Culture
Seda Ayala Center Cebu launched the 'Mugna Sa Pagtuo Ug Kalig-on' art exhibit featuring Sto. Niño artifacts and earthquake-damaged church photos. Meanwhile, Chocolate Queen Raquel Choa celebrated her 50th birthday, and Waterfront Hotel's Gondola restauran
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