FSCC Flags Middle East War, Corporate and Household Debt Risks
The Financial Stability Coordination Council flagged risks from the Middle East war, corporate debt, and household debt but noted banks remain resilient with adequate capital.
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Marawi Siege IDPs Face Uncertainty 9 Years After Conflict
Nine years after the Marawi Siege, IDPs continue to struggle with displacement, inadequate compensation, land conflicts, and lack of basic services. Groups urge government action.
Cardinal David Challenges Cayetano on Drug War
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David challenged Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano to defend the Duterte drug war before victims' families, calling claims of pro-life campaign outrageous.
Teodoro Rejects NPA Peace Talks, Warns vs Propaganda
Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro rejects peace talks with the NPA, calling rebel deaths a propaganda tool. He affirms military operations and welcomes returning rebels.
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NBI: Senator Bato 'Armed and Dangerous' Amid ICC Warrant
NBI Director Melvin Matibag declared Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa as 'armed and dangerous' following an ICC arrest warrant for crimes against humanity linked to the drug war.
Drilon, Bondoc Clash Over ICC vs PH Courts in Drug War Case
Veteran broadcaster Ces Drilon and lawyer Jimmy Bondoc engaged in a heated debate on One PH's 'The Big Story' over whether the ICC or Philippine courts should handle the drug war case against Sen. Bato dela Rosa.
Jesus Would Give a Reality Check on Duterte Impeachment
Amid impeachment debates on Sara Duterte, the Church's role is questioned. A divine reality check would prioritize conscience over political noise and moral clarity over alignment.
NBI: Bato Dela Rosa Armed and Dangerous with ICC Warrant
NBI Director Melvin Matibag labels Senator Bato Dela Rosa as 'armed and dangerous' due to an ICC arrest warrant for crimes against humanity, citing his law enforcement background.
Radio Journalist Killed in Cotabato, Press Freedom Concerns Rise
Nestor Micator, a radio journalist, was shot dead in Cotabato, Philippines, on May 21, sparking fresh concerns over media safety and press freedom under the Marcos Jr. administration.
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Senate Coup: Fear and Ambition in Philippines
Senator Lapuk returns after six months, fearing ICC arrest. Senator Kaldero orchestrates a swift leadership change, raising questions about justice and democracy in the Philippines.
FIFA 2026: Ebola Risk Low for Fans, Organizers Say
FIFA World Cup 2026 organizers say Ebola risk to fans is low, but screening and travel restrictions may complicate logistics amid DR Congo outbreak.
Toboso Clash: Unpacking the Battle Over Truth
The April 19, 2026 encounter in Toboso, Negros Occidental sparks debate over massacre allegations vs. military claims. Forensic evidence, gunpowder residue, and narratives from both sides fuel calls for independent investigation.
APEC Cuts 2026 Growth Forecast to 3.1% on Risks
APEC projects 2026 regional growth at 3.1%, down from 3.3% in 2025, citing supply disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and rising energy prices.
Pax Silica: Philippines at Crossroads of Tech Geopolitics
The Pax Silica initiative aims to build secure semiconductor supply chains outside China, offering the Philippines investment opportunities but also strategic risks.
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Xi, Putin Hail New Stage in China-Russia Ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin hailed a new stage in bilateral ties, agreeing to extend the friendship treaty and deepen cooperation in trade, energy, technology, and global governance.
CBCP Urges Solidarity Acts for Middle East Crisis
The CBCP urges religious institutions to hold solidarity activities for those affected by the Middle East conflict, echoing pandemic-era bayanihan spirit.
DFA: No UN Action Expected on Duterte Release Bid
The DFA expects no UN action on a Japanese NGO's bid for Duterte's provisional release from the ICC, calling claims of political motivation baseless.
UN Cuts Growth Forecast Over Middle East Crisis
The UN downgraded its 2026 global growth forecast to 2.5%, citing Middle East tensions disrupting energy supplies and fueling inflation.
Akbayan Youth Launches People's Manhunt for Bato Dela Rosa
Akbayan Youth distributes wanted posters for Senator Bato Dela Rosa, urging public to join a people's manhunt following ICC arrest warrant for crimes against humanity.
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PBBM: Trump-Xi Meeting Positive for Global Peace
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. welcomed the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, calling it a positive sign for geopolitical stability and peace.
Philippines Won't Interfere in Taiwan-China Issue
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reiterates non-interference in Taiwan-China affairs, upholding one-China policy while seeking peaceful resolution for stability and safety of 200,000 Filipinos in Taiwan.
House Prosecutors Confident VP Sara Trial Continues
House prosecution panel expresses confidence that VP Sara Duterte's impeachment trial will proceed immediately after the Senate convenes as an impeachment court, citing no legal obstacles.
Libyan ex-prison chief faces ICC war crimes hearing
Former Libyan prison chief Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri appeared at the ICC over allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity at Mitiga prison from 2015 to 2020.
Indonesia Urges Asean to Fast-Track Digital Economy Pact
Indonesian minister Airlangga Hartarto calls for rapid completion of Asean Digital Economy Framework Agreement (Defa) to boost growth amid global uncertainty.
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What Makes a World War? Conflict and Restraint
Exploring the factors that lead to global conflict, from leadership decisions to nuclear deterrence and economic interdependence, and why world war is not inevitable.
Senate Officials Face Liability for Dela Rosa Escape
Human rights lawyer Dino de Leon says Senate President Cayetano and others who allowed Sen. Bato dela Rosa's escape must be investigated and held liable for obstruction of justice.
OSG Urges SC to Dismiss Dela Rosa Petition vs ICC Arrest
The Office of the Solicitor General asks the Supreme Court to reject Senator Bato dela Rosa's petition to stop his arrest, citing no legal merit and emphasizing accountability for crimes against humanity.
Silent Power of the Barong in Diplomacy
An overseas Chinese student reflects on how wearing the Philippine barong by Chinese diplomats silently amplifies goodwill, bridging cultural gaps in China-Philippines relations.
Rumor of President's Death Exposes Deeper Crisis in PH
A Filipina reflects on the viral rumor of the President's death during Holy Week, exploring how collective anger and exhaustion turned misinformation into emotional relief, revealing a nation's deeper struggle with political cycles and loss of hope.
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Bishop Galbines Appointed New Bishop of Bacolod
Pope Leo XIV appoints Bishop Louie Galbines as new Bishop of Bacolod, succeeding Bishop Patricio Buzon who retired after nearly 10 years of service.
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