US-Russia Miami Talks on Ukraine Peace This Weekend
US and Russian negotiators are set for crucial peace talks in Miami to end the Ukraine war. Zelensky hints at NATO compromise for security guarantees. Read the latest.
Category : International
Bondi Shooting Suspects Were in Philippines for a Month
BI confirms two Bondi Beach shooting suspects spent nearly a month in the Philippines, visiting Davao. AFP chief Brawner says all angles are being investigated.
US Threatens Action Over EU Tech Rules
The US Trade Representative warns of retaliatory measures against the EU for what it calls discriminatory regulations targeting American service providers. Read the full story.
Business Leader Slams Terrorism Link to Mindanao
European Chamber Chairman Antonio Peralta criticizes unverified claims linking Mindanao to the Sydney mass shooting, highlighting the region's strong economic growth and investor confidence. Read more.
Marcos Rejects PH Terror Training Link to Sydney Attack
President Bongbong Marcos dismisses claims Philippines trained Sydney attackers. NSC finds no evidence, cites improved security post-Marawi. Read the full statement.
Military Rejects CPP Ceasefire as 'One-Sided' Gesture
Westmincom commander Lt. Gen. Donald Gumiran says the CPP's 4-day Christmas ceasefire is not true peace. He urges NPA rebels to surrender and avail of gov't reintegration programs.
Bondi Suspects Were in PH for a Month, Says Immigration
The Bureau of Immigration confirms the two suspects in the Australia mass shooting spent weeks in the Philippines. Authorities are investigating their activities in Davao.
DMW on Standby for OFW Repatriation from Thailand, Cambodia
The Department of Migrant Workers is prepared to bring home OFWs from Thailand and Cambodia due to border tensions. All 251 affected workers in Thailand are reported safe. Learn more.
PNAC: HIV Spread Due to Behaviors, Not Sexual Orientation
The Philippine National AIDS Council clarifies that HIV transmission is linked to high-risk actions, not sexual preference, warning against harmful stigma. Learn the facts.
Bulacan WWII Docs Shown at MET for 80th Liberation Mark
SINEliksik Bulacan DocuFest films highlight WWII heroism at Manila's MET. NHCP and NCCA event commemorates 80th Philippine liberation anniversary. Read more.
OFW Nurse Rescued from Abuse in Turkey
A Filipino nurse's dream job in Turkey turned into 4 days of abuse. Learn how DMW and OWWA swiftly rescued her and brought her home safely. #OFWProtection
Cebu Capitol Restoration Upholds National Heritage Laws
Amid renovation debates, the Cebu Provincial Capitol's restoration follows strict national laws like RA 10066. Discover how legal protocols protect this 1938 landmark's integrity for future generations.
DOH Calls for Open Safe Sex Talks to Combat HIV Spread
A DOH official urges breaking the stigma around safe sex discussions to achieve real HIV literacy and combat the virus's spread in the Philippines. Join the conversation.
Filipino Seafarer's Remains Return After Houthi Attack
The remains of a Filipino crew member killed in a Houthi attack on the MV Eternity C in July 2025 have been repatriated. The government pledges full assistance to the bereaved family.
Woman with grenade, gun arrested in Mandaue store
A 33-year-old woman was arrested after security found a grenade and a .45 caliber gun in her bag at a Mandaue City store. The CIDG 7 is now filing charges. Read the full details of the shocking incident.
Cebu's Rizal Memorial Library Gets Historical Marker
The Rizal Memorial Library and Museum in Cebu City, the nation's first 24/7 public library, was officially recognized with a historical marker by the NHCP. Discover its rich past.
9 Pinoy Seafarers Freed by Houthis Return Home
After five months in captivity, nine Filipino crewmen of the MV Eternity C are finally back in the Philippines. OWWA details the government's support program for their recovery.
Exploring the Vast Austronesian Language Family
Discover the origins and global scale of the Austronesian language family, home to over 1200 languages including Cebuano and Tagalog. Learn about its history and key figures.
A Chocolate Christmas Tree Memory That Lasts 55 Years
A personal essay on how a mother's simple chocolate-laden Christmas tree created a lifetime of sweet memories and a tradition of sharing joy in the Philippines.
Davao City Health Office Renews Call for HIV Testing
Davao City Health Office intensifies HIV/AIDS awareness, offering free testing and promoting the ABCDE prevention method. Learn about treatment hubs and how to access services.
PH Ambassador, Alberta Minister Discuss Trade, AI, Workforce
Philippine Ambassador to Canada met with Alberta's Minister to boost trade, investment, and address skilled labor shortages. Explore the future of PH-Alberta cooperation.
NTF-Elcac a 'Bane to Democracy' Says Rights Center
On NTF-Elcac's 7th anniversary, a labor rights center calls for its abolition, citing human rights violations and a threat to democracy. Will President Marcos Jr. act?
9 Freed Pinoy Seafarers Return Home Before Christmas
Nine Filipino crew members of MV Eternity C, freed after five months of captivity by Houthi rebels, are safely back in the Philippines. OWWA pledges full government support for their recovery and reintegration.
5 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Airstrike, Israel Cites Truce Breach
An Israeli airstrike hit a displacement tent in Khan Younis, killing five Palestinians. Israel launched strikes after reporting a ceasefire violation. Read the latest on the Gaza conflict.
Houthis Release 9 Filipino Sailors After 5 Months
Nine Filipino seafarers among 10 crew members released by Yemen's Houthi group after nearly five months of detention. Read the full story of their ordeal and safe transfer.
Binidayan Declared Free from Terrorist Influence
Binidayan, Lanao del Sur, is now free from extremist groups after a united peace rally and municipal resolution. The new task force aims to sustain peace and security. Read more.
9 Filipino Crew of MV Eternity C Freed, Heading Home
The DMW announces the release of 9 Filipino seafarers held by Houthi rebels since July. Secretary Cacdac met them in Oman, marking a step towards closure after the fatal attack.
Korean Hanbi Festival in Clark Strengthens Pampanga Ties
The Korean Community Association in Central Luzon held its annual Hanbi Cultural Festival at Clark's Royce Hotel, with Governor Pineda pledging safety for the 20,000-strong Korean community. Read more about this cultural bridge.
Davao de Oro Gives ₱4.5M Aid to Quake-Hit Cebu LGUs
Davao de Oro Province provides ₱4.5 million in financial assistance to 11 earthquake-affected LGUs in Cebu. Read how this act of solidarity supports recovery efforts.
San Fernando's Giant Lanterns: A Beacon of Hope and Culture
Explore the history and profound symbolism of the Giant Lantern Festival in San Fernando, Pampanga. Discover how these radiant parols bring light, tourism, and resilience to the Filipino spirit. Read more.
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