The Philippines' safe passage deal with Iran will not damage its alliance with the United States, Malacañang said Monday, April 16.

The House Committee on Justice seeks Duterte’s SALN records and testimony from the Ombudsman.

Pope Leo XIV has expressed interest in visiting the Philippines, Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David said.

Price Tracker lists the latest Metro Manila benchmark prices compiled from available reported figures.

The Philippines’ arrangement with Iran ensures continued oil shipments but does not lower global prices that drive local pump costs.

A major transport group said half its operators have stopped plying routes, with more expected to follow.

Police say false claims of an “energy lockdown” risk triggering panic.

GSIS will refund more than P19 billion in loan payments to 1.37 million members.

Malacañang warned it would pursue legal action against individuals spreading false claims of an “energy lockdown” as soaring fuel prices and tensions in the Middle East fuel public anxiety.

Taiwan has announced new guidelines allowing households to hire migrant domestic helpers, with as many as 1.2 million households expected to require nanny and household service workers under the new policy.