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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) anticipates that the Philippine economy will regain growth momentum in 2027. Specific growth rates and contributing factors remain limited at this time.
The Philippines' Pag-IBIG Fund has partnered with leading developer Filinvest Land to expand access to quality and affordable housing. This collaboration aims to bolster the Expanded Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino Program (4PH), addressing the nation's housing deficit.
The Philippine Coast Guard and fishing regulators seized 100 kilos of shark meat in the port of Aparri, Cagayan. Suspected of illegal capture and transport, authorities buried the meat. This highlights the importance of marine wildlife protection and sustainable fishing.
Two weeks after a fire gutted the passenger vessel MV June Aster off Coron town, Palawan, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) continued aerial search operations on Tuesday for eight individuals still missing.
A tropical depression monitored outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility is expected to enter the country by Thursday morning or afternoon, potentially enhancing the southwest monsoon, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).
The Philippine Senate impeachment court voted to lower the threshold for conviction in the Vice President's impeachment trial, meaning the vote will be based on the number of senators capable of participating, excluding those unable to attend.
Mynt President and CEO Martha Sazon presented the Philippines' digital financial inclusion progress at the UN Global Compact Leaders Summit. Formal financial account ownership rose from 29% pre-pandemic to 50% of Filipino adults, with GCash extending credit access to over 11 million borrowers.
The Taiwan Excellence Pavilion 2026 has opened in Manila, showcasing Taiwan's cutting-edge technologies and innovative products. Philippine business leaders and professionals can discover emerging tech trends and explore partnership opportunities.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court voted to lower the threshold for convicting Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment trial, with most minority senators boycotting the vote. This decision comes amid debate over the interpretation of constitutional provisions.
The Philippine Senate, acting as an impeachment court, has lowered the vote threshold required for a conviction in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. This reduces the number of votes prosecutors need to secure a guilty verdict. The decision could significantly impact the 2028 presidential elections.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court has lowered the voting threshold for convicting Vice President Sara Duterte, requiring two-thirds of participating senator-judges rather than the full Senate membership. This decision, influenced by the absence of several senators, is specific to Duterte's trial and not a binding precedent.
The upcoming initial public offering (IPO) of Mynt Inc., the parent company of Philippine mobile payment giant GCash, is anticipated to invigorate the country's capital market, attract foreign direct investment, and boost the digital economy. Regulators and the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) expect the landmark listing to increase trading activity and draw in more retail investors.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte's declared wealth has surged dramatically, even as many corporations linked to her and her husband reported losses, prompting questions in Congress about the source of her increased assets.
Davao City Mayor Sebastian “Baste” Duterte stated he was unaware of his sister, Vice President Sara Duterte’s, interest in GenCorp Industries Inc. The food catering company secured 15 contracts worth P34.2 million during his tenure as mayor.
Detained Senator-judge Rodante Marcoleta has indicated he may not participate in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, citing potential constitutional violations in the proceedings, particularly regarding the presiding officer's appointment and the voting threshold.
The Philippines is expected to experience rainy weather in the last week of September, signaling a typical seasonal transition that could impact agriculture, infrastructure, and daily life.
The Philippines faces a 'double burden of malnutrition,' with declining undernutrition alongside a surge in obesity, particularly among the youth. Shifting dietary habits and urbanization are key factors.
An AI-generated fake video is spreading the claim that President Marcos Jr. said the arrest of House Speaker Romualdez was a 'show.' The video circulates amid political tensions between the two, highlighting the urgency of combating disinformation.
Despite rising fuel prices for a third straight week due to Middle East tensions, a Palace official stated that fare hikes are a "last resort." President Marcos remains firm on continuing the suspension of fare increases initially set for March.
The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines has over 20,000 teacher vacancies, according to a House lawmaker. The issue was raised during budget deliberations, with undisclosed numbers of non-teaching positions also unfilled, potentially impacting educational quality and access.
The Alliance of Health Workers (AHW) has urged the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) to investigate Lorraine Badoy for allegedly continuing her "red-tagging" activities, despite being suspended from practicing medicine for six months in May.
An official from the Department of Education (DepEd) has been relieved of his post after his firearm was used in a campus shooting incident in South Cotabato on September 18. Authorities are investigating the matter.
The Philippine Daily Inquirer (PDI) has been recognized as the Best Print Media Partner in Metro Manila by the Social Security System (SSS) at its 2026 Balikat ng Bayan Awards, acknowledging its significant contribution to the insurance program's public information efforts.
Senator-judge Camille Villar became emotional during the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, urging respect for absent colleagues facing legal and health issues. Senator-judge Erwin Tulfo highlighted how their absence could affect the voting threshold for conviction.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court rejected a bid by Senator Alan Peter Cayetano to prevent the court from interpreting the voting threshold for convicting Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment trial. The ruling was 13 affirmative votes to six negative, with one abstention.
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) in the Philippines announced expanded benefits and financial assistance for government retirees and their surviving spouses, including increased funeral benefits, relaxed survivorship pension requirements, and solar energy loans. These measures aim to enhance support for retirees who have dedicated years to public service.
The Sandiganbayan ordered a 90-day preventive suspension for Uswag Ilonggo party-list Rep. Jojo Ang, who faces graft charges for alleged ties to a company awarded P214 million in public works contracts while he was a lawmaker. The ruling was released on Tuesday.
Philippine House prosecutors stated that lowering the threshold of votes needed for conviction in impeachment proceedings will not affect other thresholds concerning constitutional amendments or the legislative functions of Congress, as impeachment is specific to Article 11 on public accountability.
Former Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) chief Jesus Fernandez pleaded not guilty to indirect bribery charges during his arraignment before the Sandiganbayan Fifth Division. His lawyer confirmed the plea.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court rejected a motion to defer the determination of the threshold needed to convict Vice President Sara Duterte in her ongoing impeachment trial. The court is now set to vote on the threshold after their lunch break.
The Philippine House of Representatives has appointed its committee members for the bicameral conference on bills aimed at preventing exploitation. This marks a crucial step towards finalizing legislation through joint deliberation between both chambers.
The trough of a tropical depression east of the Philippines is expected to bring rains to parts of the Visayas and Mindanao regions, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA). Flash floods and landslides are possible in some areas.
A social media claim that former presidential candidate Leni Robredo (now Naga City mayor) challenged Vice President Sara Duterte to a debate for the 2028 presidential elections has been debunked as disinformation. Robredo is focused on seeking reelection as mayor and has consistently denied plans for a presidential bid.
Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Vince Dizon testified in a graft case against former Ako Bicol party-list representative Zaldy Co, highlighting substandard work on a flood control project in Naujan, Oriental Mindoro.
An investigation revealed that a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte secured millions of pesos in government contracts from Davao City Hall, led by her brother. These deals have become a focal point in the Vice President's impeachment trial.
The defense counsel for Vice President Sara Duterte maintained that the conviction threshold in her impeachment trial should be based on the full 24-member Senate. They argued that absences do not create vacancies and should not alter the voting denominator, citing constitutional provisions.