Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th April, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

Former President Rodrigo Duterte faces trial for crimes against humanity as ICC confirms charges.

Air quality in Metro Manila remains poor after the Navotas landfill fire, calls for accountability grow.

Half of Filipinos report a decline in quality of life, the bleakest outlook since 2021.

VP Sara Duterte flags last-minute travel authority issuance for her upcoming trip to five countries.

Martin Romualdez is barred from leaving the Philippines amid ongoing corruption allegations.

Over 7,400 overseas Filipino workers return home due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

El Niño has a 79% chance of emerging soon, raising concerns for farmers across the nation.

Creamline captures its 11th PVL league title after a thrilling match against Cignal.

Stocks slip as investors react to the central bank's rate hike and rising oil prices.

The Philippine Central Bank raises interest rates to combat inflation fueled by the Middle East crisis.

Witnesses testify about cash deliveries to senators, raising eyebrows in ongoing investigations.

UST retains its spot in the Asia University Rankings, showcasing its academic resilience.

NASA announces Crew-13 assignments for the Space Station mission, including a Canadian astronaut.

AI galaxy hunters contribute to the global GPU crunch as research advances in astronomy.

DOH promotes vaccination for children to protect against life-threatening diseases this month.

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