Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro heads a delegation to Fujian, China, to explore integrating Chinese alternative medicine and advanced waste-to-energy technologies into provincial systems.
A Chinese national, Rongtian Shi, was arrested in Zamboanga City for operating a business without proper visa, highlighting inter-agency enforcement of immigration laws.
Two warring families in Panamao, Sulu, have officially signed a peace agreement, ending their violent disputes through coordinated efforts by the municipal government and the 21st Infantry Battalion.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development will chair the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community Council in 2026, emphasizing family resilience, youth empowerment, and inclusive development for vulnerable groups under the RISE ASEAN theme.
The Department of Foreign Affairs in Mindanao has refuted claims that the island is seeking separation from the Philippines or that any secession move is being processed at the United Nations.
As the Philippines prepares to chair ASEAN in 2026, the 'Community with a Shared Future' emerges as a vital strategy to prevent Southeast Asia from becoming a superpower battleground, emphasizing economic integration and conflict resolution.
President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. has dismissed a proposal to declare Chinese embassy officials persona non grata amid West Philippine Sea tensions, as confirmed by Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has firmly rejected a Senate proposal to declare Chinese embassy officials persona non grata amid escalating West Philippine Sea tensions.
The Japanese Embassy in Manila attributes appointment slot shortages to record-high visa applications from Filipinos, with numbers surging over sixfold in a decade.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. supports a firm yet diplomatic approach to escalating tensions with China over the West Philippine Sea, as Malacañang emphasizes dialogue over persona non grata declarations.
Foreign Affairs Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro opens the 2026 ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat in Cebu, highlighting evolving security challenges and the importance of dialogue and international law for regional stability.
The Department of Foreign Affairs is investigating reports of a Filipino national who allegedly died in Ukraine after being recruited to fight alongside Russian forces, with details emerging from recovered items.
Philippine civic society groups argue that humanitarian aid to Filipino fishermen should not excuse China's continued presence in the West Philippine Sea, citing national security concerns under international law.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines is investigating reports of a Filipino citizen killed while allegedly fighting with Russian forces in Ukraine, as confirmed by spokesperson Col. Francel Margareth Padilla.
The two-day ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat starts today in Cebu, Philippines, focusing on regional priorities, AI initiatives, and maritime cooperation under the 2026 Philippine chairship.
The ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat in Cebu will focus on the Code of Conduct for the West Philippine Sea, with the Philippines leading negotiations to maintain momentum toward a 2026 agreement.
The China Coast Guard 5901, dubbed the 'monster ship,' has been spotted again in the West Philippine Sea, marking its first appearance in nearly a year, according to US maritime expert Ray Powell.
Senator Kiko Pangilinan condemns Chinese Embassy's trolling against Filipino lawmakers, stating it cannot overturn the 2016 arbitral award invalidating China's excessive claims in the West Philippine Sea.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has formally requested South Korean President Lee Jae Myung to add more concert dates for BTS in Mexico, citing overwhelming ticket sales and international interest.
The Chinese Embassy has firmly rejected a Philippine Senate resolution condemning its actions, asserting its right to respond to criticism and defend China against alleged false accusations.
Vice President Sara Duterte accuses the International Criminal Court of bias after it rejected a request to delay proceedings against her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte.
Deputy Speaker Paolo Ortega V lauds President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s unwavering and principled defense of Philippine sovereignty, citing a recent survey showing strong public support for protecting the West Philippine Sea.
A five-day official visit to China's Fujian Province has enhanced cooperation between Davao City and Chinese counterparts in agriculture, trade, and industrial development, fostering mutual growth.
Ninety-two former rebels from dismantled guerrilla fronts in Southern Mindanao formally returned to the fold of law in a coordinated surrender ceremony in Talaingod, Davao del Norte, marking a significant step toward lasting peace and community reintegrat
Several Philippine senators are drafting a resolution to recommend President Marcos Jr. declare some Chinese Embassy officials persona non grata amid escalating West Philippine Sea tensions.
Philippine senators discuss filing a resolution recommending President Marcos declare Chinese Embassy officials persona non grata amid West Philippine Sea tensions.
All 10 ASEAN member states confirmed attendance at the Foreign Ministers' Meeting Retreat in Cebu City, focusing on regional priorities including Myanmar, West Philippine Sea, and digital transformation under the Philippine chairship theme.
The Philippines hosts the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat in Cebu City, with officials highlighting how high-level talks translate into tangible programs for citizens in climate, education, and food security.
A second American citizen has been fatally shot during an ICE operation in Minneapolis, raising serious questions about law enforcement accountability and constitutional protections.
The DFA is verifying reports that a Filipino citizen was killed while fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine, with Ukrainian intelligence identifying the deceased.