Two Philippine schools have placed for the first time in the global top 100 of QS' world university rankings by subject, according to its latest edition, but the country still trails its Southeast Asian neighbors with higher-ranked academic ...

A farmer’s group on Wednesday decried the lack of government aid to fisherfolk, saying that there are fewer and fewer of them going out to sea.

Vice President Sara Duterte urged the Supreme Court to halt the impeachment proceedings against her.

Filipinos applying for new passports face waits of up to 15 working days after the Middle East crisis disrupted the electronic passport printing supply chain, the Department of Foreign Affairs said on Wednesday, April 8.

There were 2.66 million Filipinos who were unemployed in February 2026, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority on Wednesday, April 8.

The Bureau of Immigration said that foreign nationals in Siargao who violate immigration laws will face sanctions.

Oil firms implemented major increases this week, pushing diesel prices above P140 to P150 per liter in several areas.

Ako Bicol party-list Rep. Alfredo Garbin Jr. urged yesterday the Energy Regulatory Commission to fast-track refunds and consider the suspension of value added tax amid summer power demand.

At least 11,056 licensed teachers have transitioned from overseas employment back into Philippine public school classrooms, the Department of Education said.

Solutions to lessen the impact of the Middle East war will be discussed today at a “high-level joint hearing” spearheaded by the House ways and means panel.