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Scattered rains and thunderstorms are forecast across several parts of the Philippines on Monday, driven by the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) and easterlies, according to the state weather bureau. Heavy rainfall is possible in some areas.
Vice President Sara Duterte continues to lead in presidential preference polls for the 2028 elections, according to a recent Pulse Asia survey. The findings highlight her strong position as potential contenders emerge ahead of the next presidential race.
Vice President Sara Duterte's defense team is set to challenge the findings of a prosecution witness, forensic financial analyst Alexander Cabrera, who claimed Duterte and her husband had P817.87 million in unexplained wealth from 2022 to 2025, ahead of an impeachment trial.
The Philippines is simulating its power grids in preparation for increased demand and drought due to El Niño. Luzon grid may face red alert status, while Visayas aims to boost supply with battery storage systems.
Fuel prices in the Philippines will see a mixed adjustment starting October 13, with diesel decreasing by P3 per liter while gasoline and kerosene will increase by over P1 per liter. This is influenced by factors like the G7's petroleum reserve release and US-Russia diesel supply agreements.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte identified inflation and high food prices as the biggest concerns of Filipinos, highlighting the public's significant worry over economic issues directly impacting daily life.
On the 38th day of the impeachment trial of former President Duterte, the defense team is set to cross-examine forensic financial analyst Alexander Cabrera, a prosecution witness. Cabrera's report allegedly details Duterte's hidden wealth.
The Philippines faces challenges in enforcing accountability when those in power are related to those tasked with scrutinizing them. The accumulation of wealth and alleged misuse of public funds by political dynasties highlight the need for independent investigation and stringent law enforcement.
A former bodyguard has testified to filming the delivery of luggage filled with cash intended for House Speaker Martin Romualdez. This testimony potentially points to bribery or ill-gotten gains, making it a focal point for upcoming investigations into Philippine politics.
下院検察委員会は月曜日、サラ・ドゥテルテ副大統領を弾劾裁判で敵対的証人として擁立することは今後求めないと発表した。 私立検察官ロルナ・カプナン氏は、副大統領府の以前の敵対的な証人が疑惑を知らない、あるいは知らなかったとだけ述べたことを考えると、副大統領も同じことをする可能性が高いと述べた。
Former presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo suggested that a 'dark horse' candidate could emerge to carry Vice President Sara Duterte's banner in the 2028 presidential race if she is convicted in an impeachment trial and barred from public office. This statement draws attention to the dynamics of Philippine politics.
The Philippine House of Representatives has inserted 6,212 new infrastructure projects worth approximately P180 billion into its version of the proposed 2027 national budget. This move has raised concerns among some lawmakers that public works funds may be used to reward political allies or penalize districts outside the leadership's favor.
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has debunked claims circulating on social media about special barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections scheduled for November 28, 2026. The misinformation appears to stem from confusion with a special congressional election in Batanes.
Financial analyst Atty. Alexander Cabrera testified Monday that he did not receive any documents directly from the prosecution when preparing his report on Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband Manases Carpio, raising new questions about the report's provenance.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Lino Cayetano as the new head of the Presidential Communications Office (PCO), replacing Dave Gomez who was bypassed by the Commission on Appointments. Cayetano, a former mayor of Taguig City in Metro Manila, brings significant political experience to the role.
The prosecution team in the impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has dropped its plan to call her to the witness stand, citing satisfaction with the evidence presented so far. The decision aims to expedite proceedings and respects the constitutional right against self-incrimination.
Senator Christopher “Bong” Go is the leading choice for vice president in the May 2028 elections, garnering 31% support in a Pulse Asia survey, ahead of other potential candidates like Senator Robin Padilla.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced investment commitments for the Philippines' business and energy sectors following his working visit to Singapore. These include a significant investment by Mitsubishi Corp. in Ayala Corp., FedEx's expansion of its Clark Hub, and Vena Energy's plans for renewable energy projects.
A recent Pulse Asia survey in the Philippines indicates that Vice President Sara Duterte continues to lead in the race for the 2028 presidential elections. The survey was conducted in September 2026.
Mount Kanlaon in the Philippines erupted on Sunday, sending an ash plume up to 6 kilometers high. Light ashfall and a strong sulfurous odor were reported in several areas of Negros Occidental.
Emergency fuel assistance and solar-powered irrigation projects are being rolled out across the Philippines to prepare for the potential impacts of El Niño on farms and communities. In Candon City, Ilocos Sur, preparations are underway to declare a state of calamity due to drought-related damage.
A Pulse Asia survey shows Vice President Sara Duterte leading potential presidential contenders for the 2028 elections. The findings suggest a significant influence on the Philippines' political landscape in the coming years.
A significant majority of Filipinos are open to discussing mental health challenges to foster understanding, a recent SWS survey revealed. However, the percentage of respondents rating their own mental health as 'good' or better shows a declining trend.
As a severe El Niño looms, a Philippine senator has warned power companies against unjustified rate hikes and service degradation. Citing concerns over the impact on citizens' livelihoods, he urged government agencies to ensure stable supply and price control measures.
Philippine President Marcos stated that tensions in the South China Sea have "clearly escalated" following the Chinese coast guard's obstruction of a medical evacuation at Ayungin Shoal. The Philippines maintains its stance to defy China's demands.
A Philippine congressman is calling for a full-blown national security investigation into allegations of significant remittances from China to a company linked to Manases Carpio, husband of Vice President Sara Duterte. The Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) report has sparked the inquiry.
The Philippine House of Representatives approved the P7.2 trillion national budget for 2027 on its final reading and adjourned for an "Undas" break until November 9. The budget emphasizes allocations for the education and health sectors.
Senator Panfilo Lacson has challenged Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano to name individuals he claims were threatened amid an investigation into alleged corruption in Taguig City's infrastructure projects. The two senators have engaged in a public exchange of accusations on social media.
The House prosecution team in the impeachment trial against Vice President Sara Duterte will conclude its presentation of evidence today to expedite proceedings. The bribery charge will be forwarded to the Ombudsman's office for separate investigation.
Senator Robinhood Padilla suggested that minority senators might stop attending the impeachment trial, citing concerns that the proceedings are "bending the Constitution." This statement comes amid a noticeable decline in attendance by opposition senators.
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte resumes with the defense panel set to cross-examine a forensic financial analyst who testified that the couple had over P817 million in unexplained wealth. The trial enters its 38th day.
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) failed to utilize over P6.6 billion in funds in 2025, leading to delays in scholarship and education programs, according to a Commission on Audit report.
Analysts warn that rushing the 2027 national budget through Congress, potentially due to Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio's impeachment trial, poses a greater economic risk than a temporary budget reenactment.
The Philippines is facing widespread rainfall from three weather systems—the ITCZ, easterlies, and northeasterly windflow—amid monitoring of a tropical depression. These conditions raise the risk of flooding and landslides, prompting public caution.
Philippine Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte suggested that claims of her undisclosed wealth are linked to the 2028 elections and the faltering impeachment case against her, asserting a political motive behind the allegations.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has returned to the Philippines after a working visit to Singapore, where significant agreements were made to boost economic growth and energy security. These include FedEx's expansion of its Clark Gateway Hub, a $700 million investment from Mitsubishi Corporation, and additional renewable energy capacity from Vena Energy.