Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th February, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

Korean fugitive recaptured after a two-month manhunt in Pasay City.

Mayon Volcano emits lava as ash plumes rise three kilometers high.

Legarda pushes for guaranteed college subsidies for graduates from indigent families.

Prosecution insists evidence is sufficient to bring Duterte to trial for alleged killings.

Central Visayas and Calabarzon emerge as top tourist destinations for locals and foreigners.

Militant groups demand the release of two Edsa protesters amid anniversary events.

Cuna appointed as acting DENR chief after Lotilla exits Marcos Cabinet.

Lawyer admits oversight in including De Lima on the controversial ‘bagmen’ list.

Bishop signs ‘bagmen’ affidavit but cannot confirm its truthfulness.

Philippines eyes expansion of oil palm industry to boost agricultural growth.

Team USA basketball stunned by Dominican Republic in a surprising World Cup qualifier loss.

How undersea internet cables could serve as a warning system for earthquakes and tsunamis.

World’s oldest rock art, dating back 67,800 years, discovered in Indonesia.

Health experts collaborate with influencers to combat online misinformation about health.

Effectiveness of telerehabilitation interventions for managing tinnitus updated in a systematic review.

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