Military Operation Foiled Ramadan Bombings, Killed 5 Alleged Militants
The military said eight improvised bombs were seized by the 6th Infantry Division during an operation in Pagalungan town in Maguindanao province.
Medical Scholarships Must Be For Those Who Will Serve The Country: Lawmaker
"Why spend for your education if you will not be working here, right?" Senator Pia Cayetano asked.
Former Official Advises Philippines To Engage In Joint Patrols In WPS
Former foreign affairs secretary Albert Del Rosario reiterated that the Philippines has the exclusive right to explore the West Philippine Sea.
Ex-Lawmaker Says Menstrual Leave Could Have 'Negative Effect On Economy'
"Instead of benefiting the female workforce in general, it may have a negative effect on the economic and political stability of the country," Lascon said.
Philippines, China Begin Discussions On South China Sea Issues
The consultative meetings aim to maintain friendly relations between the Philippines and China amid a heated maritime dispute.
Philippines's Efforts To Enforce Anti-Corruption Laws Futile: US State Dept
The Office of Ombudsman has been working to prosecute corruption cases, but Philippine officials continue their corrupt ways, the State Department said.
House Panel Unanimously Approves Divorce Bill In Primarily Catholic Country
The Philippines is predominantly Catholic--a religion that only allows annulment and legal separation.
Marcos Says New Military Bases With US To Be "scattered" Around The Philipp
EDCA allows U.S. access to Philippine bases for joint training, pre-positioning of equipment and building of facilities such as runways, fuel storage and military housing, but it is not a permanent presence.
Philippines, China To Discuss Bilateral Relations And Maritime Concerns
The Philippines and China have seen tensions escalating since earlier this year amid incidents involving the Chinese Coast Guard in the West Philippine Sea.
PH-US 2-Plus-2 Talks Scheduled On Day 1 Of Balikatan 2023
The 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue between U.S. and Philippine defense chiefs last took place in 2016.
EU Mulls Joint Navy Exercises, Port Calls In Disputed West Philippine Sea
The European Union is moving to increase maritime presence in disputed waters of the West Philippine Sea as the Philippines continues to deepen security and defense ties with its allies.
Philippines Not On World's Top 100 Airports 2023 List Amid AirAsia Callout
Singapore's Changi Airport dominated five categories, while the Philippines did not even make it in the Top 100 list.
Balikatan 2023: Troops To Sink Target Vessel, Hold Patriot Missile Exercise
Three first-time events are taking place in this year's Balikatan Exercise, including an anticipated ship-sinking exercise at the disputed Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal.
Senators Say PH's Sovereignty Must Be Upheld Amid China's EDCA Warning
The Philippines recently granted the U.S. four new military sites, drawing the ire of the Chinese government.
PH, Malaysia Kick Off Talks To Establish Cross-Border Payment Systems
The Philippine central bank has been pushing for digitalization in the payments sector over the past several years.
Salaknib 2023: 3,000 Soldiers To Join US-Philippines Military Exercise
The Philippines is shifting its defense focus on territory as the country works to strengthen security ties with its allies.
Philippines Urged To Stand Up Against China As Other WPS Claimants Did
An author at the think tank Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative believes tensions regarding the West Philippine Sea should not be a reason for the Philippines to not explore energy sources.
PH The Only Claimant In WPS To Have No Exploration Projects: Report
As other countries disputing with China over territorial waters pursue gas and oil exploration projects, the Philippines has yet to resume exploration of Recto Bank.
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NEDA Approves 194 Infrastructure Projects Under Marcos Administration
Many of the projects are new, but some have been carried over from the previous administrations, including the massive NSCR project put forth by the Aquino (Noynoy) administration.
UN Committee Says Philippines Violated Rights Of WWII Comfort Women
A UN committee said the Philippines' discrimination against women war victims continues even decades after a reparations agreement was signed between the country and Japan.
PCG Intensifies Documentation Of Chinese Aggression In WPS, Official Says
The Chinese Coast Guard has had several encounters with Filipino fishermen and the Philippine Coast Guard over the past few months.
Finance Chief: DOE First To Test One-Day A Week Remote Work Setup
The Department of Energy will first test the four-day in-person, one-day remote work setup to determine if it will help save energy.
Transport Strike Ends As President Orders Modernization Plan's Reassessment
The modernization deadline was initially set to June 30, but was extended to Dec. 31 after transport groups announced their planned week-long strike.
Degamo Murder: 4 Suspects Detained As Police Pursue 7 More
One accused in the Degamo murder was reportedly killed during a police shootout on Saturday evening.
Protests Break Out In Metro Manila On Day 1 Of Nationwide Transport Strike
Only an executive order from the president to completely junk the Omnibus Franchising Guidelines that require phasing out traditional jeepneys would reportedly put an end to the week-long strike.
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