Malacañang

Malacañang believes National Youth Commission chairman Ronald Cardema knows what to do amid calls for his resignation following his proposal to strip militant youth of scholarships.

Kill or be killed.

President Rodrigo Duterte will not declare martial law to boost his anti-illegal drugs war, Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo said on Thursday.

Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Zhao Jianhua was "impressed" with how a Filipino police officer handled a situation with a Chinese national who threw a cup of taho at him, Malacanang said.

Malacanang said it does not think President Rodrigo Duterte was being alluded to in Pope Francis' statement that Catholic Church critics were "the friends, cousins, and relatives of the devil."

Malacañang has expressed sympathy over the death of Francisco “Bobby” Mañosa, who was named National Artist for architect by President Duterte in 2018.

President Rodrigo Duterte said he approves of the proposal to release the names of candidates allegedly involved in illegal drugs.

President Rodrigo Duterte said on Wednesday the discovery of illegal drugs floating on Philippine shores proved the existence of international drug syndicates in the country.

President Rodrigo Duterte revealed that Ashley Abad, the college student who reportedly died of drug overdose, was the source of the party drugs she ingested during the Sinulog party in Cebu.

President Rodrigo Duterte has a warning to alleged big-time drug lord Peter Go Lim: Never ever surrender to me alive.

Every Filipino will soon have access to basic health services.

Malacanang on Wednesday expressed its approval of releasing the names of politicians on so-called narco list.

Malacanang opposed on Wednesday the proposal of National Youth Commission (NYC) chairman Ronald Cardema to remove the scholarships of leftist students.

Malacanang on Tuesday evening called the latest report of the United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders as "highly misplaced."

Malacanang expressed its support on Tuesday to the Presidential Communications Operations Office's (PCOO) information drive in Europe.

Malacanang commended the decision of the Supreme Court (SC) to uphold the further extension of martial law in Mindanao.

Malacañang on Monday described as “vague” the allegation by House appropriations committee chair Rolando Andaya Jr. that government owes private contractors P100 billion in 2018 because of corruption.