Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th June, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

Magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Mindanao leaves 35 dead and 200 injured.

Education reform must address learning gaps beyond the classroom, warns PBEd.

Cayetano insists on Senate presidency as rival bloc rejects sign-off offer.

House prosecution files manifestation over VP Duterte’s non-answer in impeachment case.

Philippine schools open under new three-term calendar, welcoming 55,000 learners.

Tulfo sues three former aides for grave oral defamation over Senate claims.

Curlee Discaya arrested for malversation after Senate turnover and taken into custody.

No jackpot winners in Grand and Mega Lotto draws held on June 8.

Sara Duterte visits Leyte turf linked to lawyer of ex-marines, raising eyebrows.

Stocks tumble as peso weakens amid renewed tensions in the Middle East.

DOE eases control over oil price adjustments, signaling potential diesel price hikes.

Palace praises BOC for exceeding revenue targets despite fuel tax relief challenges.

D&L remains optimistic as crude oil and coconut prices ease, boosting outlook.

Alexandra Eala wins Birmingham Open, claiming her second career WTA title.

Kazakhstan dominates Iran, pushing forward in the AVC Women's Cup semifinals.

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