Cebu hosts the ASEAN 2026 Summit focusing on regional unity and resilience as Canadian PM Mark Carney's Davos speech highlights threats to global order and superpower pressures facing Southeast Asian nations.
The Filipino-Australian community in Melbourne organized a charity dinner called 'Sugba para sa Sugbo' to support victims of typhoon Tino in Cebu, featuring Philippine Consul General Jesus R. S. Domingo and raising funds through Angat Buhay.
Bacolor officials and Kapampangan poet laureates led ceremonies marking the 159th birth anniversary of Juan Crisostomo Soto, celebrating his literary legacy and cultural impact.
A visit to Cape Town's Dog Museum reveals how small, passion-driven spaces can powerfully tell stories. This experience prompts reflection on creating similar niche museums in the Philippines, celebrating local dog breeds and stories.
DigiPlus Foundation, formerly BingoPlus Foundation, provided ₱1.5 million in recovery assistance to 50 families and 5 students in Cebu City through its Sidlak sa Komunidad initiative during Sinulog 2026, building on earlier disaster response efforts total
The ICC's Pre-Trial Chamber I has denied former President Rodrigo Duterte's request for an indefinite adjournment, allowing the confirmation of charges hearing to proceed on February 23, 2026, over alleged crimes against humanity.
The Department of Migrant Workers confirms the 15 rescued Filipino crew members from the sunken MV Devon Bay are in good health, while search efforts continue for four missing seafarers.
Apol Amahan alleges delays in referral and treatment at Cebu City Medical Center led to her newborn's death. She shares her story and calls for accountability in maternal care.
The International Criminal Court has ruled former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte medically fit to participate in pre-trial proceedings, scheduling a critical confirmation of charges hearing for February 23, 2026.
As the Philippines prepares to chair ASEAN meetings in 2026, a new PIDS study shows the country's economic integration has delivered benefits but faces persistent challenges in competitiveness, digital readiness, and inclusive growth.
A 15-year-old boy in Carcar City died after alleged delays in e-referral and treatment at Cebu Provincial Hospital, with family citing protocols as a barrier to specialized care.
The Autism Society Philippines-Davao urges lawmakers to approve PhilHealth coverage for autism assessments and therapy to ease financial burdens on families.
An OFW named Art shares his heartbreaking story of how his online relationship with a single mom ended abruptly after she discovered his half-brother is the father of her child, leading to confusion and a lack of closure.
A 15-year-old boy's death after a road accident in Carcar City has ignited controversy over hospital e-referral protocols, with family alleging digital delays hindered critical care.
Davao City Health Office, DOH, and DepEd launch National Deworming Month at Barangay Balingaeng Elementary School, targeting children aged 5-19 to prevent anemia and stunting from parasitic worms.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas honors Cebu's Sinulog Festival with a special commemorative coin as part of its Pista sa Pilipinas series, celebrating the nation's rich cultural traditions through collectible legal tender.
Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepcion and its alumni association present Rodgers & Hammerstein's 'The King and I' in a limited run in 2026, with proceeds aiding community engagement and school recovery efforts.
Founded after the EDSA Revolution, the WeCare Foundation began with civic volunteers leading Cebu's local government. Now led by President Ramon Sebastian, it supports scholarships and fosters community through nostalgic fellowship gatherings.
The Department of Health-Davao Region officially launched the Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity, but data reveals over 400,000 children in BARMM remain unvaccinated, with regional disparities in coverage across Mindanao.
The Promotion of Church People's Response condemns the conviction of journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and community worker Marielle Domequil under terrorism financing laws, calling it weaponized justice against human rights advocates.
The national chairman of the Student Christian Movement of the Philippines condemns the weaponization of laws against human rights workers, citing recent convictions as evidence of continuing state persecution under the Marcos Jr. administration.
Philippine National Police acting chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. has directed strict surveillance and intelligence operations to prevent terrorist recruitment and training activities in Mindanao, particularly in Lanao and Maguindanao provinces.
Over 500 Filipino-Americans from across the U.S. gathered in Topeka, Kansas for Sinulog sa Topeka 2026, marking the largest turnout since the festival's inception. Organizers celebrated community unity and devotion to Sto. Niño.
Japan has launched a ₱205 million grant project to strengthen maternal and child healthcare services in the remote BaSulTa provinces of BARMM, targeting displaced populations and upgrading health facilities.
Sinulog sa Topeka 2026 in Kansas, USA, brought together nearly 500 devotees of Señor Santo Niño for a vibrant festival of faith, unity, and Filipino heritage, featuring street dancing and community feasting.
Acting PNP chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. directs intensified intelligence gathering and strict monitoring to prevent terrorism-related activities in Mindanao, following reports of Dawlah Islamiyah recruitment.
The renaming of Calle delos Martires to MJ Cuenco Avenue in 1964 continues to stir debate, balancing Mariano Jesus Cuenco's political legacy against honoring Spanish-era martyrs in Cebu.
The Bureau of Customs plans to deliver thousands of abandoned balikbayan boxes to OFW families nationwide within two months, following President Marcos' approval of funds for door-to-door delivery.
The Department of Health reports vaccinating over one million children in Mindanao and BARMM against measles and rubella in the first week of its 'Ligtas Tigdas' immunization drive, targeting 2.8 million.
Cebu prepares to host the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2026, contrasting its 2007 summit glamour with current disaster recovery and governance challenges.