Philippines News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th July, and here’s your Philippines daily news capsule.

Four Philippine ships safely exit the Strait of Hormuz with 81 seafarers unharmed.

Senators push for tighter rules to expedite the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.

President Marcos' trust rating drops to a record-low 34 percent, while Sara Duterte remains steady at 57 percent.

Government faces questions over the lack of progress in flood control investigations.

Seven million families have benefited from the government's free rice program, according to the Palace.

NBI chief to testify on threats made by VP Duterte against President Marcos in upcoming impeachment hearings.

The Department of Labor pushes for new protections for gig workers following a recent tragedy.

Aboitiz continues expansion plans for Laguindingan Airport under a new town masterplan.

Thunderstorms are expected in Metro Manila and parts of Luzon today, with isolated rains forecasted.

The PNP will deploy 20,000 officers for President Marcos' fifth State of the Nation Address.

Two U.S. service members killed in a missile and drone attack in Jordan, raising concerns of wider conflict.

The U.S. launches strikes against Iran following the deaths of American troops in the region.

117 new dengue cases reported this week, fueled by recent rains that promote mosquito breeding.

Provincial Board intensifies response to rising HIV cases as health officials ensure drug supply.

Ozempic culture highlights society's obsession with beauty and youth in film, TV, and literature.

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