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The Philippine Senate impeachment court has approved the withdrawal of three out of four impeachment charges against Vice President Sara Duterte, leaving only the article concerning alleged unexplained wealth.
The impeachment trial against Vice President Sara Duterte has reached its 39th day, with no significant legal breakthroughs publicly reported. The proceedings continue to be closely watched.
The Philippine Supreme Court has ordered the release of nickel magnate Joseph Sy, granting his petition for a writ of habeas corpus. However, the Court did not rule on his nationality, leaving the issue for continued judicial determination.
Analyzing the Philippines' FY2027 budget deliberations, focusing on confirmation items for public works and unused social housing funds. Beyond the speed of enactment, the analysis questions the specificity of projects and the record of fund utilization.
Comparing reserve shortages in the Visayas, transmission and port challenges for offshore wind, and solar power at water facilities. Examining the conditions under which power generation concepts can translate into stable supply for consumers.
Three of four impeachment raps against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte have been dropped by the prosecution, leaving only the "unexplained wealth" charge for further proceedings. Meanwhile, Senator Jinggoy Estrada faces a new suspension order.
Davao de Oro province in the Philippines has secured funding to enhance medical equipment in its provincial hospitals. This initiative is expected to improve healthcare services and promote the well-being of residents.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is moving closer to trial in the case against former president Rodrigo Duterte concerning alleged crimes against humanity linked to his "war on drugs." Victims are mentally preparing for potential proceedings, according to their counsel.
Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) announced an increase in electricity rates for October, citing higher generation costs. This rise will add further financial pressure on households in Metro Manila.
Supporters of former President Rodrigo Duterte became emotional during his hearing at the International Criminal Court (ICC). Proceedings saw heated exchanges between the prosecution and defense regarding the handling of evidence related to deaths during the war on drugs. The trial is set to commence on November 30.
Digital Pinoys, a digital advocacy group in the Philippines, is urging lawmakers to reject a blanket ban on social media for children and instead implement stronger platform safeguards and age-appropriate rules to address online risks while fostering digital literacy.
The Philippine government is mobilizing inter-agency efforts to bolster interventions for agriculture, water resources, and public health in preparation for severe drought caused by El Niño. Citizens are urged to conserve water.
The Philippine Senate will conduct an independent review of the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for next year, citing concerns over alleged spending changes favoring politically driven assistance programs. The chamber will scrutinize the allocation of funds, addressing concerns raised by civil society groups.
The Philippine government has affirmed its commitment to maintaining economic and investment ties with China, even amidst ongoing territorial disputes in the South China Sea. Malacañang emphasized the mutual dependence in trade between the two nations, stating that business dealings should be separate from sovereignty protection.
The proportion of Filipino families rating themselves as poor surged to 55% in September, up from 49% in June, indicating financial strain largely due to rising food costs. This translates to approximately 16.8 million households facing self-perceived poverty.
The Philippines' Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) saw prices rise by 3.1% in September to P7.43 per kilowatt-hour, driven by generation facility outages and increased consumption, impacting household budgets.
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has arrested 76 foreign nationals, including 74 Chinese and 2 Myanmar nationals, from a suspected illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO)-related facility in Quezon City for alleged involvement in online scamming. They face deportation and blacklisting.
A Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey reveals that 96% of public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and transport workers who received fuel subsidies reported that the aid helped them remain on or return to their routes. The government plans to use these findings to enhance assistance delivery and explore sustained support mechanisms.
The Social Security System (SSS) has collected nearly P13 billion under its KaSSSangga Collect Program as of end-August, with local government units (LGUs) being the primary contributors to this figure.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecution plans to present five witnesses in the trial of former President Duterte by the end of the year. Identified by anonymous codes for protection, the prosecution will also submit evidence related to killings in Davao City.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte attended a hearing at the International Criminal Court (ICC) ahead of his November 30 trial for alleged crimes against humanity related to his war on drugs. The court found Duterte fit to stand trial, but disputes arose between prosecution and defense over evidence disclosure.
The Philippines is considering the establishment of 'ponds' to store rainwater as a solution to the worsening flooding problems, particularly in urban areas. This represents a move to tackle flood damage with a new approach as part of infrastructure development.
Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) is proposing its new Tamaraw MPUV for the public transport modernization program, aiming to support local manufacturing and economic activity with nationwide deployment. The company has invested P5.5 billion in Tamaraw production.
The Philippine Department of Agriculture (DA) has designated the Cagayan Valley region as a hub for expanding ube (purple yam) production, enhancing technical support. In Echague, Isabela, collaborations with local governments, cooperatives, and private firms aim to meet growing global demand and expand export markets.
ACEN Corp. warns that the Philippines' aggressive renewable energy expansion plans, particularly through green energy auctions, risk market oversupply, potentially deterring private investment by depressing prices.
The Philippine Department of Economy, Planning, and Development (DEPDev) has launched the Provincial Development Planning (ProvDP) Framework to align provincial development plans, public investments, and budgets towards measurable results. This aims to ensure provincial agendas reflect local priorities while aligning with national objectives and enabling progress tracking.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has filed graft and falsification charges against the owner of Genesis88 Construction Inc., a contractor awarded P1.9 billion in flood control projects in Davao City, along with six others, including former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) officials. The company is owned by an associate of the Duterte family.
Rains are expected over Luzon and Visayas due to easterlies and northeasterly windflow, with PAGASA warning of potential flooding and landslides in affected areas. A tropical depression outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility is being monitored but is not expected to affect the country's weather.
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (DOST-PHIVOLCS) is strengthening tsunami preparedness in Metro Manila and surrounding areas due to potential threats from the Manila Trench. Public education and evacuation planning are being enhanced through public-private partnerships.
The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has been found to have billions of pesos in overdue contractor loans from the Duterte era due to lax checks and oversight, raising concerns about the governance of public financial institutions and the management of taxpayer money.
フィリピン、マニラ – ドゥテルテ政権のインフラ建設推進を支援することを目的としたプログラムに基づき、フィリピン開発銀行（DBP）は、融資保障措置の失効と長年にわたる回収の遅れにより、延滞した請負業者向け融資が40億ペソ以上残っていることが州会計検査官によって判明した。 延滞融資は、インフラ請負業者サポート（ICONS）プログラムに基づいてDBPが依然として負っている66億7000万ペソの61.4％に達した。
A recent survey in the Philippines reveals that 55% of families rate themselves as 'poor,' the highest recorded percentage as of September 2026. This self-rated poverty is particularly pronounced in the Mindanao region.
国際刑事裁判所（ICC）の検察チームとロドリゴ・ドゥテルテ元大統領の弁護士は火曜日、麻薬戦争による死者数に関するデータセットをめぐって衝突した。 ICC第3審第3法廷の第4回状況会議で、ジョアンナ・コーナー裁判長は、検察が各文書を事件との関連性について検討したかどうかを尋ねた。
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) reversed its two-day rally, succumbing to profit-taking. The Philippine peso ended nearly flat against the US dollar. Market participants are closely watching upcoming economic indicators and global developments.
The Quezon City government has dissolved the Task Force Disiplina following the killing of three teenagers by an officer from the unit. The incident has reignited concerns over the conduct of security forces and public safety.
The Quezon City government has disbanded its Task Force Disiplina following the fatal shooting of three teenagers by one of its members. The officer was reportedly intoxicated and on duty when the incident occurred, prompting the city to implement stringent vetting for personnel.