Philippines News in English

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

Manila prepares for road closures and rerouting ahead of Marcos’ fifth State of the Nation Address.

Warnings lifted as Typhoon Kiyapo moves away, but heavy monsoon rains continue to affect the region.

Over 10,000 residents in Romblon benefit from government cash aid amid rising energy costs.

The Ombudsman files 14 graft charges against a party-list lawmaker over alleged contract interests.

China uses water cannons against a Philippine vessel near Bajo de Masinloc, escalating tensions.

Heavy monsoon rains trigger severe flooding in Davao City, displacing over 1,200 residents.

Philippine exports face a 12.5% tariff from the US, causing concern among local exporters.

OCTA survey reveals 71% of Filipinos want Sara Duterte to address impeachment allegations directly.

Manila emerges as a diplomatic hub as ASEAN wraps up important ministerial meetings.

PEZA reports a surge in investment approvals, reaching ₱151.9 billion in just seven months.

Cebu reports two deaths amid a rising dengue surge, prompting monitoring of five local government units.

Digital health technologies are making strides in bridging the maternal mortality gap in the Philippines.

NTHU joins a European space mission aimed at unlocking the mysteries of galaxy evolution by 2030.

Human impacts are rewriting the rules of island biodiversity, threatening unique ecosystems worldwide.

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