The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has filed new criminal and administrative charges against 10 members of the National Capital Region Police Office’s (NCRPO) anti-drugs unit over the alleged abduction of two men in Manila in April 2021.
Asian Americans were reeling Tuesday after two mass shootings in California targeting members of their community left 18 people dead — with the alleged gunmen in both cases being older men of Asian descent.
North Korea has ordered a five-day lockdown in the capital over “respiratory illness”, a report said Wednesday, in what appears to be the first citywide restrictions since the country declared victory over Covid-19 in August 2022.
“Talks of the presidency would be so, so premature. It’s not something that we plan,” says President Marcos on Sandro.
Russia’s lower house of parliament on Wednesday voted in favour on a bill that will lift the requirement for lawmakers to make their annual income and assets reports public, in a move that will significantly decrease transparency.
Senator Robin Padilla on Wednesday said it is about time to end the situation of public school teachers who have to pay in advance for the needs of their students, out of their own pockets, which has been a common practice.
Vice President Sara Duterte has been featured in a Dubai-based magazine for her empowering and iconic leadership.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has promised to take fewer trips abroad this year.
Senate President Pro Tempore Loren Legarda wants tower sites to be built near Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDA), Indigenous communities and other upland areas to boost the government’s program of digitalization and internet connectivity in the country.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. did not exert any pressure on the Senate to pass the Maharlika Investment Fund, senators assured.
