Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th January, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

South Korea's former president Yoon sentenced to five years in prison over martial law attempt.

Iran protests subside after a violent crackdown, with Trump claiming Tehran cancels mass hangings.

Philippines calls for unity among units as it prepares for ASEAN 2026 chairmanship.

Two hundred thousand devotees participate in the Walk with Mary despite rainy weather.

Cebu is all set to host the ASEAN Tourism Forum, aiming to boost tourism and investments.

UAE-Philippines pact strengthens defense ties, with expectations for increased data center investments.

Philippine National Police chief commits to a budget focused on enhancing public safety and order.

Nueva Vizcaya coffee farmers receive 19 million pesos in livelihood assistance to support their industry.

President Marcos praises Globe-Starlink deal as a significant boost for nationwide connectivity efforts.

Bong Revilla faces graft and malversation charges related to flood control corruption allegations.

PMNCH highlights intersectoral financing to benefit climate and the health of women and children.

Tim Cone comments on CJ Perez's performance, noting it affected their defensive energy in the game.

Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia prepare to compete in the upcoming ASEAN Championship.

Moon missions may be polluting clues about the origins of life, warns a new study.

Tiger sharks gather to mate during Maui's whale season, according to recent research findings.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!