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President Marcos has appointed Social Security System (SSS) President and CEO Robert Joseph de Claro as the interim Secretary of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT). De Claro brings extensive experience in the digital economy.
President Marcos' trust ratings saw a slight recovery to 36% in the latest survey, though Vice President Sara Duterte maintains a higher rating of 56%. The survey reflects public sentiment amidst concerns over the rising cost of living and corruption allegations.
マニラ、フィリピン — サラ・ドゥテルテ副大統領の弾劾裁判の検察当局は、手続きを迅速化するためとみられる、彼女に対する4件の訴訟のうち3件を取り下げた。 昨日、上院判事らは36分間召集され、弁護側と検察双方の弁論を聞いた後、フランシス・エスクデロ裁判長が、不当財産に関する第2条のみを追及し、ドゥテルテ氏の使途不明金6億1,250万ペソに関する第1条、贈収賄に関する第3条、マルコス大統領夫人に対する重大な脅迫に関する第4条を削除するとい…
マニラ（フィリピン）－フィリピンの今後２年間の国際収支赤字は当初の予想よりも縮小する可能性があるが、燃料費の高騰、地政学的な緊張、不均一な世界経済成長が依然として同国の対外的地位を圧迫していると見られると、フィリピン・バンコク中央局は述べた。 BSPは最新の予測で、この国の対世界との取引の広範な記録である国際収支（BOP）は2027年まで赤字が続くだろうと述べた。
The Philippine Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has temporarily suspended the operations of the Power Reserve Market, citing persistently high prices, particularly in the Visayas, to alleviate consumer burdens.
The Philippine stock market ended a two-day rally, with the main index falling 0.73% due to concerns over inflation and potential interest rate hikes. Investors opted to lock in profits, adopting a wait-and-see approach ahead of US inflation data, an IPO, and a BSP meeting.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts the Philippine economy will experience slower growth this year compared to most major Southeast Asian peers due to high food and energy prices, with a stronger rebound expected in 2027. Inflation control remains a key challenge.
Semirara Mining and Power Corp. (SMPC), the current operator of the Philippines' largest coal mine, has criticized the "complete secrecy" surrounding the award of a new operating contract, raising concerns over a lack of transparency in the bidding process.
Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) is considering additional investments for the next-generation Tamaraw, aiming to participate in the government's Revitalizing the Automotive Industry for Competitiveness Enhancement (RACE) program. The company has already invested P5.5 billion in the Tamaraw and plans to expand production of its MPUV model for public transport.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) net inflows into the Philippines plummeted by 44.1% year-on-year to $689 million in July, contributing to a 23.9% decline in the seven-month tally. The downturn was primarily driven by weaker equity capital investments and intercompany borrowings, raising concerns for economic recovery.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is scheduled to appear before the International Criminal Court (ICC) for its fourth status conference concerning charges of crimes against humanity related to his war on drugs. The conference aims to review the case's progress and set future proceedings.
Butuan City has been named a semi-finalist for the 2026 Galing Pook Awards, recognized for its innovative initiatives to ease traffic congestion and improve the daily lives of commuters. The award celebrates outstanding local governance practices.
Philippine National Police has ordered Bicol regional police to exhaust all efforts to identify and arrest the killers of radio commentator Adrian Loterte, who was shot dead while tending his bakery. Authorities are investigating his commentaries, particularly those criticizing politicians and alleged illegal activities, as a potential motive.
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) recovered dozens of old bombs and explosives at a junk shop in Jolo, Sulu. Following a civilian tip, K9 and Explosive Ordnance Disposal teams safely secured the devices.
The Quezon City government has abolished its Task Force Disiplina following the fatal shooting of three teenagers by one of its members. All personnel will undergo rigorous screening before reassignment to the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS).
A total of 13,138 voters have registered for a special election in Batanes province on November 28. The poll will fill a vacant seat in the House of Representatives following the death of the incumbent congressman.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has recommended criminal charges against officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and a private construction firm over alleged irregularities in flood control projects within the district of Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte. This recommendation raises questions about transparency and efficiency in project execution.
Smuggled cigarettes valued at P10.5 million were seized in Zamboanga City after police and the CIDG intercepted a van. The driver was arrested, and the contraband was turned over to the Bureau of Customs.
Philippine President's foreign trips have been touted for attracting massive investments, but reports suggest these often consist of MOUs and expansions by existing firms. Corruption and infrastructure issues within the country are identified as key barriers to genuine investment climate improvement.
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has revoked the driver's license of a motorcycle rider involved in a hit-and-run incident involving a person with disability (PWD) and disqualified them from obtaining a license for two years.
Four local government units in Quezon province, Philippines – Alabat, Jomalig, General Nakar, and Guinayangan – have declared a state of calamity due to the severe impacts of El Niño. This declaration allows them to access their quick response funds for affected residents.
San Juan City in the Philippines provided financial assistance and health services to 236 breast cancer patients and survivors as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The mayor encouraged hope and pledged continued city support.
Lead defense counsel Sheila Sison has slammed the prosecution's withdrawal of three impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte, calling the move 'ridiculous' and 'unacceptable.' The impeachment court has approved the prosecution's motion.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court has announced the schedule for Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial in November, with the defense expected to begin its presentation on November 9.
A lawyer for Vice President Sara Duterte has described a congressman's suggestion that she use other platforms to respond to evidence as "ridiculous." The exchange, concerning her trial and evidence later withdrawn by the prosecution, highlights ongoing legal and political scrutiny.
Three out of four cases filed against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte have been dropped, Rappler reported. The development signals a significant shift in the ongoing legal proceedings.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte firmly stated she would "never" resign from her post, despite mounting political pressure and legal challenges, including an impeachment trial. She emphasized her commitment to public service and the trust placed in her by the people.
The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has issued a warning against fraudulent schemes impersonating law enforcement as the No-Contact Apprehension system resumes. Scammers are sending fake traffic violation notices via text and online, directing victims to pay illegitimate charges through suspicious links.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) confirmed that a private jet flagged in Laos for carrying 521 kilograms of methamphetamine did not enter Philippine airspace. The US-registered aircraft had no flight plan to the Philippines.
A 44-year-old man, tagged as the eighth most wanted person in Eastern Visayas, was arrested in Valenzuela City for alleged sexual offenses involving a child. The suspect is a resident of Biri, Northern Samar.
Senate President Pro Tempore Vicente Sotto III welcomed the Supreme Court's dismissal of an indirect contempt case filed against him over his remarks on the impeachment proceedings of Vice President Sara Duterte, seeing the decision as a protection of free speech for public figures.
The Philippine Supreme Court dismissed an indirect contempt case against Senator Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, ruling that even “provocative, harsh, or critical statements are still protected speech.” The decision upholds the freedom to criticize public figures.
Two former security aides of ex-Congressman Zaldy Co testified in court that they delivered suitcases filled with cash to the residences of Leyte Representative Martin Romualdez on multiple occasions. Details regarding the cash deliveries and amounts were presented during the trial.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Robert Joseph Montes de Claro, president and CEO of the Social Security System (SSS), as the new secretary of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT). He will succeed Henry Aguda.
Senator Alan Peter Cayetano likened the withdrawal of three out of four impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte to hitting a defense that cannot retaliate, suggesting it leaves the VP's camp unable to strike back. The move could impact the VP's political standing.
A Catholic priest from Quezon and environmental activists concluded a week-long protest march, expressing disappointment and indignation over the government's inadequate response to environmental concerns. They criticized the government's slow action and perceived disregard for citizens' pleas.