The Philippine economy is unlikely to sustain growth above 6 percent over the next two decades as low productivity, weak manufacturing and the concentration of workers in low-productivity sectors weigh on expansion, according to economists from De La Salle University (DLSU).
The Philippine National Police (PNP) said Friday it will strengthen rules on the handling and safekeeping of firearms to prevent unauthorized access following the death of two students in a shooting at Ateneo de Zamboanga University.
Two junior high school students died, including the suspected gunman, after a student opened fire at Ateneo de Zamboanga University on Tuesday morning, prompting renewed calls to review security measures in Philippine schools.
Benguet farmers dumped Chinese cabbage and carrots along Labey-Lacamen Road in Tublay town on Sunday, Aug. 16, after falling vegetable prices and a lack of buyers left them unable to sell their harvests.
The Tacloban City government has posthumously named 15-year-old student and scout Chris Lorenz Fabian as the city’s “Young Hero” for protecting classmates during a shooting at San Jose National High School on June 22.
The United States has formally requested the extradition of Filipino pastor Apollo Quiboloy, who faces sex-trafficking charges in the US, the Department of Foreign Affairs said Thursday.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. congratulated Alex Eala on Tuesday after the Filipino tennis star became the first Philippine player to win a WTA 500 singles title.
The Philippines received an impunity score of 44.86, with a higher score indicating a higher level of impunity.
Lawyer Jose Sison, the longtime host of the legal and crime television program “Ipaglaban Mo!”, died on Thursday, July 23, his family announced. He was 88.
A jury on Thursday convicted Filipino American Larry Millete of first-degree murder in the 2021 disappearance and killing of his wife, May “Maya” Millete, ending a closely watched trial more than five years after she vanished.