Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th July, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

A plunder case worth seventy-five million pesos has been filed against Rodante Marcoleta and three associates.

Sara Duterte has been ordered to appear before the Senate impeachment court today.

President Marcos positions the Philippines as a responsible hub for mineral processing in the region.

The International Criminal Court allows prosecutors access to items seized from former President Duterte.

The Philippine National Police urges parents to call 911 if they notice alarming changes in their children.

Marcos remains unfazed by the World Bank's reclassification of the Philippine economy, despite losing grants.

A religious sect holds protests in Manila against President Marcos, with police on high alert.

The Department of Tourism has tapped BINI as the new tourism ambassadors for the Philippines.

Gilas Pilipinas suffers a heartbreaking loss to New Zealand in a double overtime thriller.

The deadly threat of dengue persists in Iloilo, with over eight hundred cases reported this year.

Strong El Niño conditions are expected to develop rapidly, bringing potential drought and flooding.

Japan is considering a language program for foreigners before their arrival to enhance residency permits.

Lionel Messi scores his twentieth career World Cup goal, extending his remarkable record.

The rising cases of kidney disease pose a significant threat to the Philippines' health resources.

The Department of Health reports delays in the delivery of HIV medicines across the country.

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