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The Philippine Department of Justice (DoJ) has urged Congressman Leandros L. Leviste to surrender to the court amidst a case concerning his solar company's franchise violations. Following the posting of bail by two co-accused, the DoJ emphasized the importance of adhering to the law.
The Philippine Department of Justice warned that individuals using fake Persons with Disabilities (PWD) IDs could face criminal charges, as the discrepancy between registered PWDs and issued IDs poses significant potential losses for businesses and the government.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. paid his respects to former Prime Minister Cesar Virata, who passed away at 95, commending his contributions to economic management and national finance. Virata also served alongside Marcos' father, the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
The Bureau of Customs (BoC) in the Philippines has directed personnel to complete customs assessments within five days and expedite the release of legitimate shipments, aiming to streamline trade processes and prepare for potential port congestion.
Senator Christopher Lawrence T. Go has highlighted the insufficient budget for the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) in 2027, arguing it inadequately supports national athletes. He expressed concern over the proposed budget, which is set to decrease by over 40% from 2026, emphasizing the need for better athlete welfare and financial support.
Isabela province in the Philippines is providing P100,000 in marketing assistance to 70 local businesses. This initiative aims to expand market access, increase sales, and create jobs, contributing to the province's economic recovery and vitality.
Authorities in Zamboanga City seized P20.4 million worth of crystal meth (shabu) in a drug operation. The arrested dealer was linked to eight accomplices apprehended in separate operations over the past 10 months in the city and surrounding areas.
The Philippine Senate has unanimously approved several bills aimed at expanding housing support for low-income individuals and disaster survivors, fostering improved and stabilized access to housing.
The Philippine Senate ratified a bill to incentivize the redevelopment of aging condominiums, aiming to protect unit owners and occupants. The measure adjusts voting requirements based on the building's age, facilitating smoother reconstruction.
The Philippines estimates that electrifying remote areas will cost between P20-27 billion per 100,000 households. The government aims to energize 2.1 million households by 2028, promoting the adoption of microgrid solutions.
A trade fair for Central Luzon-based micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), organized by the Philippine Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), generated over P58.49 million in orders and sales leads, significantly exceeding its target and boosting the region's economic activity.
The Philippines' Department of Transportation (DoTr) plans to fast-track the detailed feasibility study for a National Capital Region (NCR) Busway, building on the success of the EDSA Busway. The initiative aims to integrate high-quality bus corridors to improve connectivity and ridership across Greater Metro Manila.
Filipino adults lost P121.8 billion to scams in 2025, according to a survey by the Global Anti-Scam Alliance, Gogolook, and Mastercard. The scale of these losses highlights a significant economic burden and the urgent need for enhanced anti-scam measures.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have expressed willingness to cooperate on a Philippine- and Japan-led initiative to strengthen oil stockpiling in Asia. This move aims to enhance energy security and preparedness against supply disruptions within the region.
The Subdivision and Housing Developers Association (SHDA) in the Philippines has backed a Department of Justice (DOJ) legal opinion that could streamline land transfer and registration processes, potentially reducing administrative delays and costs, especially for agricultural land conversions.
The Philippines' Department of Education (DepEd) plans to replace only about 18,000 classrooms annually nationwide, prioritizing repairs for aging structures to optimize budget and ensure safety. This approach aims to extend the life of usable facilities.
A presidential decree in the Philippines may affect the evidence disclosure procedures of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). Testimony concerning former Vice President Sara Duterte is drawing attention in relation to this matter.
A Bureau of Internal Revenue witness testified in the trial concerning Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte's income declaration, revealing she earned from the Davao City government even after becoming vice president and noting a discrepancy between her declared income and net worth. This raises further questions about her financial status.
The impeachment court in the Philippines suspended proceedings after the defense panel objected to the prosecution's request to present a forensic financial analyst before the scheduled Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) witness. This move raises questions about the trial's progression.
The Philippines' House of Representatives has given final approval to a bill providing free financial education for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and their families, expected to underscore the importance of saving hard-earned remittances.
The Philippine Senate unanimously ratified a defense agreement with France, establishing a legal framework for visiting military forces. This pact positions France alongside the US, Australia, and Japan as a key defense partner for the Philippines, enhancing mutual military cooperation and interoperability.
The Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) have partnered to assess the country's oil supply, demand, and stockpiling systems, and identify policies to strengthen preparedness for disruptions. This initiative is part of the POWERR Asia program supporting energy security in Asia.
The prosecution in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte has requested the Senate impeachment court to present a forensic financial analyst as their first witness instead of a Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) representative due to the assigned prosecutor's indisposition. The defense has objected to this change.
Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste intends to post bail personally after a court issued an arrest warrant for alleged violations of the Public Service Act, his spokesperson announced. Leviste, reportedly in France, plans to address the legal case involving his multi-billion solar ventures upon completing bail procedures.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s satisfaction rating has dropped to a 'poor' -11, according to a recent Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey. The rating shows a decline, particularly in Metro Manila. Public trust in his recent State of the Nation Address (SONA) also appears to be waning.
A witness from the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) testified on Thursday that Vice President Sara Duterte received compensation income from the Davao City government in 2023. The testimony was presented during the impeachment trial of the Vice President.
Elmer Cordero, known affectionately as "Tatay" Elmer, a veteran taxi driver and advocate for drivers' rights and public entitlements, passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 7. His death highlights the ongoing struggles of ordinary Filipinos seeking government accountability and better living conditions.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) plans to procure 1,500 Korean-made fire trucks in 2027 for P15 billion to address shortages and aging fleets, expecting to save the government approximately P9 billion.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has indicated that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is fit for trial related to "extrajudicial killings" during his term. This assessment follows the progress of investigations within the Philippines.
Minutes after Senator Mark Villar switched political parties, several listed companies owned by the Villar family announced moves toward resuming trading after months of suspension, sparking speculation about political maneuvering and corporate recovery.
The municipal government of Lamut, Ifugao has banned the sale and storage of gasoline and other petroleum products in improvised containers, known as 'bote-bote,' due to fire, explosion, and environmental risks. This move prompts advisories to traders and calls for alternative solutions.
Vice President Sara Duterte failed to appear at the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) as summoned for an inquiry into claims by a dismissed police officer. Her lawyer submitted an affidavit in her stead.
Police in Zamboanga City seized P20.4 million worth of shabu, arresting a dealer allegedly linked to a wider drug network spanning the Bangsamoro region and surrounding areas.
フェルディナンド・マルコス・ジュニア大統領は、10月7日から11日までシンガポールを実務訪問し、再び空を眺める予定である。 彼は、ここ10年以上で最もシンガポールを訪問した大統領になるかもしれない。
The Philippine Senate ratified the Status of Visiting Forces Agreement (SOVFA) with France, the first such pact with a European nation. This establishes a legal framework for mutual military visits and joint training, enhancing security cooperation.
A Filipino soldier deployed to the Ayungin Shoal in the South China Sea has been medically evacuated due to urgent health concerns. The operation highlights the critical need for personnel welfare amidst ongoing maritime activities in the contested waters.