Category : Foreign Relations


Amnesty Workshop for 60 Former Rebels Held in Davao

The Philippine Army's 1003rd Infantry Brigade, with partners, conducted a four-day amnesty application workshop for 60 former CPP-NPA-NDF members in Davao City, supporting reintegration and peace efforts.

BI Recaptures Korean Fugitive Wanted for Drug Smuggling

The Bureau of Immigration has successfully re-arrested Lee Jingyu, a Korean national who escaped custody in January and was subject to an Interpol Red Notice for drug smuggling, during a nighttime operation in Parañaque City.

Sulu Resident Gets Safe Conduct Pass in Amnesty Ceremony

The National Amnesty Commission, through its Local Amnesty Board in Sulu, has issued a safe conduct pass to an amnesty applicant from Maimbung town. The ceremony, attended by military and local officials, underscores the government's peace-building effort

Kalayaan Officials Honored for Sovereignty Stand

Local officials from Kalayaan, Palawan, known as the 'Kalayaan 16,' received the West Philippine Sea Heroes Award for their courageous stance against China's travel ban, reaffirming Philippine sovereignty in the disputed territory.

Palace: No Need to Replace Chinese Envoy, Mutual Respect Key

Malacañang emphasizes that replacing Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan is unnecessary, warning that escalating tensions could threaten millions of Filipino jobs. The Palace insists on maintaining dialogue based on mutual respect between the Philippines and Chi

DFA to Lead Repatriation of Zaldy Co, Says DILG

The Department of Foreign Affairs is responsible for bringing back former AKO Bicol Partylist Rep. Zaldy Co to the Philippines, as confirmed by DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla, pending diplomatic and legal processes.

US-Iran Talks Yield Positive Results on Nuclear Tensions

The recent US-Iran meeting in Switzerland, mediated by Oman, has produced positive outcomes with agreed 'Guiding Principles' to ease nuclear tensions, amid ongoing disputes over Iran's nuclear activities and US military threats.

US Airstrike Kills 11 on Drug Boats in Caribbean

A US airstrike targeted three boats in the Caribbean Sea, killing 11 individuals suspected of transporting illegal drugs. The operation, conducted by the US Southern Command, resulted in no US military casualties.

Vatican Rejects Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza

The Vatican has confirmed it will not join the 'Board of Peace' led by US President Donald Trump to oversee Gaza's management and reconstruction, citing its particular nature and advocating for UN-led crisis resolution.

Philippines-US Alliance Bolstered to Deter WPS Maritime Conflict

The Philippines and the United States have reinforced their alliance to prevent maritime conflict in the West Philippine Sea amid ongoing Chinese aggression. The US Embassy emphasized collective defense and modernization efforts under the Mutual Defense T

NAMRIA Publishes Official Map with West Philippine Sea

The National Mapping and Resource Information Authority has released the official administrative map of the Philippines, clearly showing the West Philippine Sea. This move reinforces the country's maritime jurisdiction claims and supports national soverei

Talipao, Sulu Declared Gun-Free Peace Zone

The municipality of Talipao in Sulu province has been officially declared a gun-free and peace-centered community, marking a transformative step toward lasting peace and development through military and local government collaboration.

Kalayaan 16 Honored as West Philippine Sea Heroes

The Kalayaan 16 municipal officials receive the West Philippine Sea Heroes Award after China banned them in retaliation for declaring its ambassador persona non grata. Akbayan Party-list and Atin Ito commend their frontline defense of sovereignty.

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