Experts warn that the possible return of El Niño in 2026 may drive up food and energy prices in the Philippines due to reduced agricultural output, water shortages, and higher electricity costs. Read more »
A rare sighting of the Rafflesia lagascae has once again been recorded in the Sierra Madre range inside Aurora Memorial National Park in Maria Aurora, Aurora. Read more »
The Philippines ranks among the most vulnerable economies to a potential food price surge, as global risks from energy costs, fertilizer prices, and climate disruptions continue to rise, according to Nomura Global Markets Research. The country placed 21st out of 110 economies in the index, reflecting high exposure to global food price volatility. Read more »
Negros Occidental is stepping up its push for cleaner energy solutions as the provincial government moves to strengthen community-based renewable energy initiatives aimed at widening access and creating more livelihood opportunities. Read more »
More than 3,000 PDLs and BJMP personnel in Iloilo completed Hands-Only CPR training through the Sagip CPR rollout, promoting emergency preparedness inside correctional facilities. Read more »
House moves to strengthen preservation of classic Filipino films through proposed National Film Archive and Film Restoration Program, ensuring better storage, restoration, and public access to PH cinema heritage. Read more »
