The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) pushed back against the Chinese Embassy in Manila accusing Beijing of attempting to "rewrite history" regarding the presence of the BRP Sierra Madre at Ayungin Shoal.

The Philippines moves closer to joining the Tokyo Convention on the recognition of higher education qualifications, Commission on Higher Education Chairperson Shirley Agrupis said.

Bilateral defense relations between the Philippines and Japan reached a new milestone yesterday with the entry into force of the Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement.

President Marcos has directed all national government agencies and instrumentalities to support the celebration of Philippine Creative Industries Month this September.

Sen. Rodante Marcoleta and former congressman Mike Defensor may have another legal problem on their plate for “coaching” the Blue Ribbon committee testimony of alleged ex-Marine Orly Guteza last year.

One of the low-pressure areas, formerly Neneng, monitored outside the Philippine area of responsibility has redeveloped into a tropical depression yesterday, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration report...

The Department of Education faces a serious shortage of guidance counselors, with fewer than 1,000 registered counselors serving more than 45,000 schools nationwide amid increasing incidents of violence and bullying, a ranking official said yesterday...

Senators from the majority bloc are willing to go overtime by holding regular legislative sessions in the morning and Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial in the afternoon up to midnight.

As consumers grapple with the high cost of electricity, the Philippine National Police is stepping up actions against people involved in theft and pilferage of distribution facilities and materials.

Malacañang has ordered the establishment of a critical minerals industry for the country’s clean energy transition, digital transformation and advanced technologies.