Malacañang dismissed as “fake news” reports of an “energy lockdown” supposedly taking effect on April 20.

The International Criminal Court will decide on April 22 whether former president Rodrigo Duterte’s case for crimes against humanity can move forward or be blocked on jurisdictional grounds.

Prices remain elevated across Metro Manila despite assurances of safe oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.

Seven people have been involved in drowning incidents across the country as of 6 a.m. on Good Friday, April 3, the Philippine National Police reported. 

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board said that it issued a show cause order against the operator of the cab that tried to overcharge Korean singer Soobin. 

In a Manila roundtable, Ukraine's top war crimes documenters laid out the methods they've used to chase Russian perpetrators — and why they think the same playbook can work for the Philippines. 

A total of 244 overseas Filipino workers (OFW) and their families were repatriated from the Middle East on Good Friday amid the ongoing war between Israel and Iran.

Manila Archbishop Cardinal Jose Advincula urged the clergy and the faithful to unite in prayer for regions currently devastated by war.

It will be a hot Good Friday across the country as the easterly winds prevail on April 3.

Philippine-flagged vessels and energy shipments to the Philippines will not be charged to cross the Strait of Hormuz, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs.