Philippine Navy Averts Collision Amid Hazardous Actions by China
The Philippine Navy’s BRP Benguet narrowly avoided a collision with a Chinese warship during operations near Pag-asa Island on March 25, 2026.
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PAGASA Weather Update
Impacts on Negros Oriental Residents Residents of Negros Oriental and surrounding provinces should brace for imminent thunderstorms that could bring heavy rainfall, lightning, and strong winds. This weather advisory from PAGASA highlights the potential for rapidly changing conditions, which could affect daily activities, particularly for outdoor events, farming, and fishing. The thunderstorm advisory specifically mentions Read more about PAGASA Weather Update
Manila: Asia Democracy Summit Highlights Threats to Women
The Asia Democracy Summit opens in Manila, addressing the rising threats women face in politics amid deteriorating democratic institutions.
Surigao del Sur: AFP Seizes Arms Cache, Intensifies Anti-Insurgency
The AFP recovered high-powered firearms and war materiel in Surigao del Sur, reinforcing its campaign against communist terrorist groups (CTGs).
Philippines: New Law Allows President to Suspend Fuel Tax
President Marcos Jr. signs Republic Act No. 12316, empowering the President to suspend or reduce excise taxes on fuel when oil prices surge.
Meta, YouTube Found Liable in Social Media Addiction Case
A California jury found Meta and YouTube liable for contributing to a young user’s addiction and mental health harm, ordering $3M in damages.
Philippines Seeks Expanded Security Ties with NATO Partners
The Philippines is seeking stronger security cooperation with NATO and European partners amid evolving global security challenges.
Philippines Army Explores Advanced Defense Tech from US Firm
Lockheed Martin presents advanced missile and sensor tech to the Philippine Army, potentially enhancing AFP’s capabilities.
Occidental Mindoro: AFP Troops Recover Firearms After Clash
Government troops recovered firearms and ammunition after a 15-minute firefight with suspected NPA members in San Jose, Occidental Mindoro. Pursuit operations are ongoing.
Meta Ordered to Pay $375M for Child Safety Violations
A New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million for failing to protect children on its platforms. The ruling highlights growing concerns over social media safety.
