Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th June, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

Sara Duterte’s impeachment moves to trial, with prosecutors claiming her counsel is lying.

Bulacan flood control 'BGC boys' face P1.68 billion in tax raps as investigations continue.

Leyte student briefly held over threats of a campus attack, raising safety concerns.

Government and civil society groups split on reviewing the juvenile justice law amid rising crime.

Trillanes files libel charges against 18 ex-bodyguards and two senators, including Cayetano.

Tropical Storm Gardo intensifies as it enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

DepEd provides psychological first aid for 1.7K students after the Tacloban shooting incident.

Concerns over athlete protection gaps rise following the death of student-athlete Baterbonia.

NBI files human trafficking case against Mike Defensor’s wife amid ongoing investigations.

Ateneo drowning probe continues as PNP CIDG takes statements from Baterbonia’s mother.

Philippine banks face rising asset quality risks amid economic headwinds, warns Moody's.

Philippines sees sharpest economic growth downgrade from S&P in Asia, prompting government action.

UAE grants visa-on-arrival to eligible Filipinos starting June 25, easing travel restrictions.

Japan’s temporary visitor visas remain free for Filipinos, according to the embassy.

Antique records 249 dengue cases and one death, launching a united fight against the disease.

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