Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th April, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

Exporters cut work days as costs rise, seeking relief and resilience.

NGOs warn of a potential rice and energy crisis, urging suspension of oil taxes.

House panel to investigate Sara Duterte's wealth and SALN in upcoming hearing.

Davao City rejects US military facilities, raising concerns over regional security.

DA rolls out ten billion pesos in cash assistance for farmers and fisherfolk.

Japan pledges ten billion dollars to help Asian neighbors cope with rising oil prices.

Cebu City prepares for extreme heat as two areas register dangerous heat index levels.

Filipino workers and AI upskilling are top agenda items at the PSAC meeting.

More public utility vehicle drivers receive cash aid on the second day of special payouts.

Trail Blazers pull off a comeback win against the Suns in the NBA play-in tournament.

Alex Eala's supporters remain proud despite her recent loss at the Stuttgart Open.

Rare South Okanagan grasslands are now protected, safeguarding habitats for at-risk species.

Brain implant breakthrough allows paralyzed man to regain finger sensation through new procedure.

Cost, not fear, is keeping many Filipinos away from vaccine uptake, new study finds.

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