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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.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has filed complaints against a contractor in Davao allegedly linked to the Duterte family. While specific details of the complaints remain undisclosed, the allegations renew scrutiny over potential ties between politics and business.
下院検察委員会は火曜日、サラ・ドゥテルテ副大統領に対する弾劾訴追4条のうち3条の撤回中、ドゥテルテ副大統領の正当な手続きは拒否されていないと述べ、弁護団には証人尋問を行う十分な時間が与えられていたと述べた。 バタンガス州の下院主席検事ジェルビル・ルイストロ氏と私設検察官のロルナ・カプナン氏とアマンド・リグタン氏は、3条の弾劾を取り下げるという検察側の要求に弁護側が断固として反対する中、この立場を表明した。
Senator Robinhood Padilla has filed a bill to create a recognition program for public officials who voluntarily undergo drug testing. The proposed legislation aims to enhance integrity among public servants and raise awareness about drug issues, with the Civil Service Commission overseeing the award system.
The Philippine Office of Civil Defense (OCD) warns that climate change is shortening and intensifying the return periods of earthquakes and tsunamis, forcing a revision of disaster preparedness plans. Public complacency is also identified as a significant challenge.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has boosted disaster response in Eastern Visayas by providing community kitchen equipment to three towns in Eastern Samar and inaugurating an expanded Regional Resource Operations Center, enhancing swift food aid delivery.
The Ministry of Social Services and Development-Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (MSSD-BARMM) is expanding the reach of its 65-page book, 'Athar,' which details its pioneering pro-poor activities over seven years. Teachers are requesting copies for educational use, highlighting its potential impact on the region.
Beyond traditional farming, new business opportunities are emerging in the Philippines. These range from food production to processing, distribution, and technology utilization, creating potential for entrepreneurship and job creation across various sectors.
Ninety-three unexploded ordnance and explosive projectiles were discovered in a junk shop in Jolo, Sulu, Philippines. The find, prompted by local tip-offs, highlights the region's security concerns and historical context.
The Philippines will send nine athletes to an international sports event in Senegal, signaling the nation's active participation in global sports exchanges.
A graduate from Central Mindanao University secured the top spot in the recent professional foresters licensure examination in the Philippines. The exam saw a pass rate exceeding 74%, with many aspiring professionals successfully clearing it.
The Commission on Audit (COA) has flagged over P4.09 billion in overdue loans from the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) as of end-2025, representing 61.4% of its Infrastructure Contractors Support (ICONS) program. These loans were intended to support contractors under the previous administration's 'Build, Build, Build' infrastructure initiative.
Cebu Pacific has announced the extension of its flight cancellations to and from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, until October 31 due to escalating Middle East tensions. This has led to 30 Filipinos being stranded in Riyadh and overseas workers stuck in Manila.
The impeachment court has announced a new trial schedule for Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte. This development raises political tensions within the country and is expected to impact the future political landscape.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court has announced a new schedule for the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, which will be suspended until November 8 for national budget deliberations and resume thereafter. The defense is expected to present counter-evidence on November 9.
The Philippine Department of Labor and Employment (Dole) has issued pay guidelines for workers concerning the upcoming holidays and special non-working days in November, specifically November 1 and 2. Employers are mandated to adhere to these regulations for wage payments.
The Presidential Palace stated that President Marcos' remarks regarding alleged Chinese-linked funds for Vice President Sara Duterte will not affect Philippines-China relations, emphasizing efforts to de-escalate diplomatic tensions.
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte enters its 39th day with the Senate impeachment court set to deliberate on administrative matters concerning the handling of confidential documents in the prosecution's formal offer of evidence on Tuesday, before taking a break.
The Philippine impeachment court has lifted the sub judice rule on three withdrawn impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte, allowing public discussion of the dropped charges. However, the defense raised concerns about the integrity of the proceedings.
A five-year-old boy drowned in a fishpond in Santa Barbara, Pangasinan, on Sunday evening. Despite being rescued and taken to a hospital, he was pronounced dead. The incident underscores critical safety lapses in farms and near water bodies, particularly concerning the protection of children.
Local police in Sta. Margarita, Samar, have deemed unsubstantiated online threats targeting schools in the municipality. School officials assured parents and students that classes would proceed despite security concerns following the circulation of alarming messages.
E-Net Philippines, an education reform network, has urged Congress to restore and increase funding for education programs, citing concerns over budget cuts in the proposed 2027 national budget, particularly for learners from disadvantaged communities.
Former President Rodrigo Duterte has vowed not to resign from his post as Vice President, reaffirming his intention to run for president in 2028. This declaration signals a potential shift in Philippine political dynamics.
The majority of impeachment charges against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte were dropped by the Senate, a move that could impact her presidential aspirations in 2028.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) defended Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. after the Chinese Embassy criticized the suspension of military dialogue. The AFP stated the dialogue was meaningless due to continued Chinese provocations and reaffirmed their commitment to defending sovereignty. Teodoro noted the dialogue had been suspended for years.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court has ruled to allow the withdrawal of three out of four impeachment articles against the Vice President, as requested by the prosecution. However, Senate President Francis Escudero indicated that senator-judges may seek reconsideration of this ruling.
Basilan Governor Mujiv Hataman has refuted reports of a total lockdown in the province following two recent ambush incidents targeting Army soldiers. He clarified that daily life and movement remain normal, assuring the public of no disruption.
The Philippine impeachment court has allowed the withdrawal of several impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte and lifted the sub judice rule on the withdrawn charges. This allows the Vice President to address allegations publicly, though restrictions on evidence disclosure remain.
Former President Rodrigo Duterte appeared in person at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, Netherlands, for the fourth status conference related to his case, marking his third appearance before the tribunal.
Quezon, Bukidnon is partnering with the Hineleban Foundation to rehabilitate 7,500 hectares of forestland, aiming to protect water sources and boost rural livelihoods.