The Florèal-class light surveillance Vendémiaire will stay in Manila until March 11.

The Department of Foreign Affairs said the Philippines will co-sponsor a Panamanian proposal for a "Blue Safe Maritime" corridor out of Ukraine.

The Commission on Elections on Wednesday afternoon said the removal of election materials in private areas has been put on stop following the order from the Supreme Court.

The veto petition against the sim card registration act, delivered by hand to Malacanang, was signed by more than 61,000 individuals and groups.

"We are under the same threat of natural disasters in our overseas territories. The second domain is the protection of our exclusive economic zone," French Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey said.

President Rodrigo Duterte has named Presidential Management Staff Undersecretary Anderson Ang Lo as the new deputy ombudsman for Mindanao.

The Philippines is urged to take action and provide assistance to Ukraine, moving beyond its “neutral” stance on the crisis.

Comelec previously denied that a hack involving personal information of voters took place, as reported by Manila Bulletin's Tech team earlier this year. 

Melvin Matibag, secretary-general of the PDP-Laban faction led by Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi and supported by Duterte, was appointed Tuesday as acting Cabinet secretary.

A convenor of opposition coalition 1Sambayan said Wednesday that he has been receiving threats for over a year, including a recent attempt to extort P5 million from him in exchange for keeping manipulated suggestive photos out from the public.