Oil firms to implement price rollback on November 21
MANILA, Philippines — Oil firms will implement a rollback on fuel products for the third consecutive week this Tuesday.
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Second Filipino freed from Hamas captivity reunites with brother
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Embassy in Israel said on Thursday that Nora Babadilla is in “good health” and has been reunited with her brother at a hospital in Tel Aviv, Israel, two days after her release from captivity by Hamas militants.
NUPL, Rise Up to Marcos: Accept ICC ad hoc jurisdiction
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. can accept the ad hoc jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the drug war investigation, a group of human rights advocates and lawyers said on Wednesday.
Maharlika faces risk of fund misuse — Singapore-based think tank
MANILA, Philippines — A Singapore-based think tank raised red flags on the controversial Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF) due to the risk of its potential misuse of funds and lack of accountability.
Digital TIN ID now available — BIR
MANILA, Philippines — Taxpayers can now conveniently obtain their digital tax identification numbers (TIN) to combat the sales of TINs by fixers and scammers, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) said.
Japanese tycoon Kazuo Okada removed from Okada Manila after SC ruling
MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court (SC) lifted the status quo ante order (SQAO) which temporarily reinstated Kazuo Okada as the chief executive officer (CEO) of casino resort Okada Manila.
Marcos likely to sign 2024 budget before Japan trip — Diokno
MANILA, Philippines — Department of Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno said that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. might approve the proposed P5.768-trillion budget for 2024 before his trip to Japan next month.
Opposition to ICC return supports ex-president Duterte — De Lima
MANILA, Philippines (Updated 3:27 p.m.) — Former Senator Leila de Lima said that individuals against the Philippines rejoining the International Criminal Court (ICC) are primarily serving the interests of former President Rodrigo Duterte.
NSC allows Atin Ito's Christmas convoy to pass through Ayungin Shoal's 'vicinity'
MANILA, Philippines — The National Security Council (NSC) allowed the planned civilian-led convoy to sail through the West Philippine Sea but not directly to BRP Sierra Madre, the agency said on Tuesday.