Stories from Philippines

A radio segment discussed an obligation and a report, mentioning specific individuals like Ronald de la Rosa. Radio broadcasts are featuring discussions on obligations and reports. Radio programs are discussing the concepts of obligation and reporting.

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has set a June 6 deadline for AirAsia Philippines to settle unpaid fees.

Former Department of Public Works and Highways chief Manuel Bonoan surrendered to the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group.

The collapse of a building under construction in the Philippines has killed 27 people as of the evening of June 3. This legislation aims to prevent political families from holding power across generations.

The Sandiganbayan denied a motion by former speaker Martin Romualdez to lift a Precautionary Hold Departure Order against him. The court found the motion lacked merit.

The Cyber Security Summit Philippines 2026 is partnering with RH-ISAC and the Retail Council of Canada. Their collaboration focuses on retail cybersecurity and the role of AI. CT college received $900,000 in federal funds related to this initiative.

A broadcast mentioned the upcoming Cyber Security Summit Philippines 2026, highlighting its importance for national cybersecurity and digital resilience.

The Supreme Court has upheld the tax-exempt status of Semirara Mining and Power Corp. on fuel imports. This ruling reinforces fiscal incentives for the domestic coal industry. The court ordered the government to comply with the decision.

Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Duterte is leading in the 2028 preference poll and has a high net satisfaction survey rating. This comes as an impeachment trial looms.

The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) has filed an obstruction of justice complaint against Robin Padilla. The complaint is related to the escape of Bato Dela Rosa.