Wednesday's new cases pushed the Philippines' total COVID count to 2,793,898.

The national government aims to administer at least 15 million doses against COVID-19 in November, as the country moves to achieve its target herd immunity.

Commission on Elections spokesperson James Jimenez clarified a statement from the camp of presidential aspirant Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. that he has not made a comment on the petition seeking the cancellation of the latter’s certificate ...

The Philippines will begin a limited return to classrooms on November 15. Here are the schools cleared so far for in-person learning.

"We are all set and we have completed this," said Education Secretary Leonor Briones in Filipino on Wednesday.

"Higher educational institutions must respect these decisions of other HEIs in the spirit of mutual respect and proper governance of their institutions," said CHED chief Prospero de Vera III in a statement on Tuesday.

Human rights groups formed during the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s martial law rule moved to block his son and namesake Bongbong’s presidential bid, but his camp deemed it a “predictable nuisance petition.”

UP, however, was down by eight notches from last year's list, and is now at the 77th spot out of 687 schools. 

The curfew put in place as a measure to curb coronavirus infections in Metro Manila will be lifted beginning November 4, Metro Manila Development Authority chairperson Benhur Abalos said.

If only member-economies of the G20 make good on their promise to provide $100 billion in annual financing support to “vulnerable countries” like the Philippines, then the impact of climate change will definitely be mitigated, a congressman said.