WASHINGTON – The United States said on April 1 that it has approved a sale of US$5.58 billion (S$7.5 billion) in F-16 fighter jets to the Philippines, as Washington backs its ally in rising ...

The central bank sees inflation staying within its target in the next two years Daily Life in Manila as Philippine Finance Chief Sees One-Point Rate Cuts in 2024 Bloomberg The Philippine economy ...

Tens of thousands of supporters of arrested former President Rodrigo Duterte flooded the streets of Davao City on his 80th ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government is preparing at least $100,000 (roughly P5.7 million) in financial assistance for Filipinos affected by the deadly earthquake in Myanmar ...

The Japan Visa Application Centre (JVAC), operated by VFS Service Philippines Inc., will start operations on April 7. "In order to provide better service and convenience to those applying for ...

NISSAN Philippines has officially launched the all-new seventh-generation Nissan Patrol, a highly anticipated update to the brand's flagship SUV. First unveiled globally in September 2024, it features ...

MANILA, Philippines – The Japanese Embassy in Manila announced on Wednesday the opening of its new VFS Global-powered visa centers, which would begin operations on April 7. In an advisory ...

Manila, Philippines — Former Philippine President ... "to ensure his appearance before the court," according to the March 7 warrant, adding that the former president was expected to ignore ...

The controversial former president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, has been arrested over claims of crimes against humanity. The government said he was detained on an International Criminal ...

More than 40 ‘kaangkan’ (clans) in Marikina City have voiced their strong support for embattled Mayor Marcelino ‘Marcy’ ...

Manila, Philippines – Almost three years after leaving the presidency, former President Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested by Philippine authorities in Manila, upon the request of the ...

Human rights groups in the Philippines contend the number is more than 30,000 people. Many children were among those killed or suffered from the harmful consequences of Duterte’s anti-drug campaign.