Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st May, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

President Marcos honors workers as the backbone of the nation, promises better jobs and protection.

Palace denies cover-up in Zaldy Co case, citing foreign laws as limits on information.

Luistro dismisses Pulong Duterte's claims of pressure on the House panel regarding impeachment complaints.

International Criminal Court establishes Trial Chamber III for the Duterte case, judges announced.

ASEAN aims to enhance energy and food security amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Labor Day job fairs in Bulacan offer 190,000 job vacancies nationwide, despite Middle East crisis.

DENR raises concerns over soil cover and gas vents in Navotas landfill fire aftermath.

DSWD-CAR announces P5,000 relief payout for jeepney drivers from May 4 to 7.

Central Visayas hospitals on high alert as Cebu prepares to host the ASEAN summit.

Marcos welcomes former Japan PM, emphasizing renewable energy cooperation between the nations.

Local-imported rice blend sale proposed to stabilize rising prices, according to the Department of Agriculture.

Philippine firms lag behind global peers in hiring AI-skilled workers, Aon report reveals.

Friendster makes a comeback, focusing on in-person connections after a decade-long hiatus.

Pope Leo XIII honored with asteroid naming, celebrating his legacy in space.

Researchers explore cutting the genetic code from 20 to 19 amino acids, using AI technology.

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