Philippines News in English

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

Philippine President Marcos emphasizes strong ties with Japan for regional stability and prosperity.

Rodrigo Duterte’s ICC trial is set to commence on November 30 amid calls for a speedy process.

The PNP revokes Senator Dela Rosa’s firearms licenses, launching a manhunt across multiple locations.

Mayon Volcano's environmental threats prompt ongoing relief efforts for affected residents in Albay.

Senate leaders express concerns over the potential for remote voting in the Vice President's trial.

LPG prices remain stable this June, providing some relief to consumers.

Cebu City Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha with prayers and visits from local officials.

Tropical Storm Jangmi intensifies, bringing expected rains across most of the Philippines this Thursday.

Five bodies have now been recovered from the Angeles City building collapse as rescue efforts conclude.

The Department of Education faces criticism for delays in hiring ARAL tutors for students.

Japan pledges support to help the Philippines boost oil reserves amid global supply challenges.

The Mideast conflict continues to impact the Philippine economy, raising concerns over inflation and growth.

Robinsons Malls plans to expand solar power initiatives in response to the ongoing energy crisis.

Bacolod reports a significant 50.8% drop in dengue cases during the first five months of 2026.

Scuba-diving tourists are inadvertently damaging coral reefs, raising environmental concerns.

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