The Sandiganbayan has terminated the remaining proceedings in Civil Case No. 0141 after the PCGG stopped presenting evidence on unresolved Marcos asset claims, effectively closing the decades-long forfeiture case. Read more »
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) has introduced “Juana Creatives,” a new co-working and learning hub designed to support Filipinos interested in pursuing creative careers. Read more »
From family gatherings to neighborhood festivities, Filipinos have a rich set of traditions that make New Year’s Eve a unique experience. Here are five of the most popular New Year practices in the Philippines. Read more »
The National Security Council and Malacañang have rejected claims linking the Philippines to terrorist training following reports that the suspects in the deadly Bondi Beach shooting in Australia had previously stayed in the country. Read more »
The pressing question is not just political: how many people know this weakness, and who could exploit it? Governance can be jeopardized not by policy alone, but by personal struggles hidden in plain sight. A compromised leader risks not only personal failure but also the systemic failure of institutions that depend on sound judgment at the top. Read more »
Filipinos are losing confidence in the Marcos administration’s handling of major national issues, particularly corruption and inflation, according to the latest Ulat ng Bayan survey by Pulse Asia. Read more »
