Mindanao Vaccinates 2.2M Kids in Measles-Rubella Campaign
The DOH reports over 2.2 million children under five vaccinated in Mindanao's measles-rubella campaign, with regional breakdowns and a final call for remaining unvaccinated children.
Category : International
PNP Chief Notes Anti-Terror Gains Despite Global Ranking
Philippine National Police chief General Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. emphasizes significant progress in dismantling terrorist networks and maintaining peace, despite the country's position in the 2025 Global Terrorism Index.
Canada Opposes Trump's Threat to Block Bridge Opening
Canadian political and business leaders strongly oppose US President Donald Trump's threat to stall the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening, warning it would harm bilateral trade and the automotive industry.
Iran Rejects US Uranium Demand, Dual-Track Strategy
Iran publicly refuses US demand to cease uranium enrichment, projecting guarded diplomacy and military preparedness as talks stall and regional tensions simmer.
Russia Blames US for Cuba's Jet Fuel Shortage Crisis
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirms Cuba's critical fuel shortage, accusing the US of suffocating tactics. Airlines adjust flights as jet fuel becomes unavailable.
US Forces Board Venezuela Oil Tanker in Indian Ocean
US military forces pursued and boarded the Aquila II oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, accusing it of defying sanctions on Venezuelan crude oil shipments.
Singapore Economy: 5% Growth in 2025, 2026 Outlook Brightens
Singapore's economy expanded by five percent in 2025, slightly down from 5.3% in 2024. The Ministry of Trade and Industry has upgraded its 2026 growth forecast to 2-4%, citing a stronger global economy and resilient trade.
Angeles City Church Becomes Minor Basilica by Papal Decree
Pope Leo XIV elevates Holy Rosary Parish Church in Angeles City, Pampanga to minor basilica status, recognizing its historical significance and Marian devotion. It becomes the first in Pampanga and 30th in the Philippines.
SPMC Davao's Dual Medical Milestones in Mindanao
Southern Philippines Medical Center in Davao City marks two historic firsts: Mindanao's inaugural Deep Brain Stimulation surgery for XDP and pioneering Stereotactic Radiosurgery using advanced technology.
Measles-Rubella Vaccination Drive Returns Amid Misinformation
The Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity (MRSIA) resumes in the Philippines, targeting children aged six months to under five years. Health officials urge parents to trust proven vaccines and combat fake news spreading fear on social media p
China's Developmental Peace Strategy for Global Stability
China promotes Developmental Peace as an alternative to military solutions, focusing on economic cooperation in regions like the Middle East, Palestine, and Africa to foster stability through shared growth and technology.
DOH-Davao Vaccinates 316K Kids in Measles-Rubella Campaign
The Department of Health-Davao Region reports vaccinating 316,074 children in its Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity, achieving 61.1% of its 513,009 target as of February 8, 2026.
UP Scientists Use Gamma Rays, Seaweed for Greener Nanoparticles
Researchers from UP Diliman develop an eco-friendly method to create antibacterial silver nanoparticles using gamma irradiation and carrageenan, reducing chemical waste and enhancing medical applications.
Davao Teachers: Japan Exchange Program 2026
High school Social Studies teachers in Davao Region can apply for the Japan Foundation's 2026 ASEAN-Japan exchange program. Selected educators will visit Japan to study its education system and culture.
Subdivision ID Policy Raises Legal, Human Rights Issues in Minglanilla
A strict 'No ID, No Entry' policy at Softouch Subdivision in Calajoan, Minglanilla, faces criticism for potentially violating laws protecting PWDs, seniors, and residents' rights, highlighting security vs. humanity tensions.
Generation X: Filipino Pioneers of Change and Digital Era
Explore how Generation X, born 1965-1980, shaped Philippine society through analog childhoods, digital adaptation, and witnessing key historical events like EDSA Revolution.
51 Trafficked OFWs Repatriated from Cambodia
The Department of Migrant Workers has safely brought home another 51 distressed Filipino workers from Cambodia, victims of human trafficking, bringing the total repatriated since 2022 to nearly 1,000.
PHA Targets Cardiologist Distribution Across Philippines
The Philippine Heart Association reveals plans to increase cardiologist numbers in provinces, addressing a current ratio of 1:44,000 Filipinos and regional disparities.
Jericho Project Triumphs at Kobe Choir Festival 2026
The Jericho Project, a vocal ensemble from Davao City, won three major awards at the Sing for Kobe 2026 International Choir Festival, showcasing Filipino talent and promoting local choral music globally.
Jewel Mische Nearly Deported in US Under Trump
Former StarStruck winner Jewel Mische shares her harrowing experience of nearly facing deportation in the US during Trump's first term, despite being married to an American with US-born children.
Ramadan and Lent 2026: Shared Faith Journey in PH
As Ramadan and Lent begin together on Feb. 18, 2026, Bishop Bagaforo calls for interfaith unity, peace-building, and care for the poor and creation through Alay Kapwa and shared sacred practices.
NMP-Davao Closes Two Galleries for Maintenance Work
The National Museum of the Philippines-Davao will temporarily close its Kabilin Exhibit and Ang Kiukok Gallery for maintenance starting February 9, 2026, while other exhibits remain open to visitors.
Philippines Leads EABC 2026 to Help SMEs in Regional Trade
The Philippines chairs the East Asia Business Council 2026, aiming to lower trade barriers and expand market access for SMEs through RCEP participation, focusing on digitalization and sustainability.
Dengue Cases Down 71% in Philippines, DOH Reports
The Department of Health announces a significant 71% decrease in dengue cases for early 2026, crediting the 'Alas Kwatro Kontra Mosquito' campaign and urging continued public vigilance.
Big Bang Theory Commentary: Philosophical Cosmology Insights
A reflection on the Big Bang theory's limitations, exploring red-shift evidence, cosmic expansion, and the philosophical question of what initiated the universe's existence beyond scientific explanations.
Dengue Cases Drop 71% in Early 2026, DOH Reports
The Department of Health reports a 71% decrease in dengue cases in early 2026 compared to 2025, attributing success to the 'Alas Kwatro Kontra Mosquito' campaign.
PH-Australia Sign Seafarer Certification MOU
The Philippines and Australia have signed a mutual recognition agreement for seafarer certificates, expected to boost trade and maritime cooperation between the two nations.
Duterte Appeals ICC Detention Over Health Concerns
Former President Rodrigo Duterte's lawyers have filed an appeal with the ICC Appeals Chamber, arguing his worsening health justifies release from pre-trial detention under the Rome Statute.
Spy Novels to GZero World: Fiction Meets Reality
A personal reflection on how childhood immersion in espionage literature shaped understanding of current global shifts, particularly the emerging GZero World order where no single hegemon dominates international affairs.
Pinoy in America: No Instant Money, Just Hard Work
A Filipino in America shares the harsh reality of life abroad, debunking myths of instant wealth and highlighting the constant struggle to survive and send remittances home.
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