Category : World Politics


Davao Cathedral Mass for Duterte: Legal Strategy Questions

A recent mass at San Pedro Cathedral in Davao City praying for former President Rodrigo Duterte's return home has drawn parallels to a courtroom scene involving a TRO request, raising questions about the clarity of legal and divine intervention sought.

Cargo Ship Capsizes in Naga, Cebu, Leaving One Dead

A cargo vessel capsized at Apo Cement Corporation's pier in Naga, Cebu, late Wednesday, resulting in one factory worker's death and the dramatic rescue of a trapped crew member. Authorities are investigating the cause and mitigating environmental risks.

Trump: Iran's Next Leader Needs US Approval

Former US President Donald Trump asserts that Iran's future supreme leader must receive American approval to remain in power, citing nuclear concerns and regional ambitions.

Trump: Iran War Nearing End, Warns of Further Action

US President Donald Trump announces the Iran conflict is close to conclusion but not this week, warning of severe retaliation if Iran attacks again, while expressing disappointment over the new Supreme Leader appointment.

Netanyahu Warns Iran of Severe Strikes with US Support

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stark warning to Iran, threatening missile attacks on government offices. He emphasized joint action with the US, promising significant force, and outlined upcoming conditions for Iranians to choose.

Palace Urges Calm Amid Middle East Oil Crisis

Malacañang reassures the public that the Philippines has adequate fuel and basic commodity supplies, urging against panic buying despite escalating Middle East tensions. Officials warn against price gouging and hoarding.

U.S.-Israel War Against Iran: Global and Philippine Impacts

A hypothetical U.S.-Israel military conflict with Iran would trigger severe regional instability, disrupt global energy markets, and strain international alliances, with immediate economic effects already felt in the Philippines through soaring fuel price

Iran Leadership Crisis After Top Officials Killed in Operation

Iran is grappling with a severe leadership vacuum following the deaths of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and multiple high-ranking officials in a joint US-Israel military strike. A temporary council has been established to govern the nation.

El Mencho Buried After Killing Sparks Mexico Unrest

Mexican drug cartel boss Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, has been buried following his death in a special forces operation last month. The 59-year-old leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, with a $15 million bounty, was laid to rest

Trump: Israel Did Not Prompt US Attack on Iran

US President Donald Trump denies Israel encouraged the US to strike Iran as Middle East tensions rise, with Iran expanding airstrikes and UN condemning the war's impact on civilians.

Duterte ICC Trial Begins in The Hague on Drug War Charges

The International Criminal Court trial against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte commenced in The Hague, Netherlands, marking a historic moment for the country. Duterte faces allegations of crimes against humanity related to his anti-drug campai

U.S.-Israel Attack Iranian Mullahs, Trump Risks for Freedom

In a dramatic escalation, U.S. and Israeli forces have initiated military strikes against Iran's theocratic regime. President Trump's high-risk decision aims to end what he calls a brutal regime, sparking hope for regional transformation and freedom for I

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