Archive - News Year all all 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 Items per page 18 12 18 24 30 News ICC appoints judges for Duterte’s full-blown trial In a decision dated April 24, a day after all charges against Duterte were confirmed, the ICC Presidency appointed British Judge Joanna Korner, South Korean Judge Keebong Paek, and French Judge Nicolas Guillou to the chamber. By Janna Millenas | Apr 28, 2026 | 3-minute read KEEP READING News Jeepney drivers on life support: When the math does not add up Jeepney drivers are among the hardest hit with oil price hikes that have made it a struggle for them to survive. Ayuda (aid) from the government aside, how do they see themselves fighting to continue driving as their livelihood? By AYANNAH RAVEN NUYLES | Apr 28, 2026 | 9-minute read KEEP READING News IO walang sinasanto: Influence Operations ginawang ‘santo’ si Kian delos Santos Habang patuloy ang pagdinig sa kaso ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa International Criminal Court, naglipana naman sa Facebook ang mga maling naratibong santo na umano ang naturang 17-anyos na biktima ng extrajudicial killings noong panahon ng drug war. By Vincent Galaura and Valerie Joyce Nuval | Apr 27, 2026 | 2-minute read KEEP READING News Health advocates call for higher taxes to cut alcohol-related diseases, deaths Medical experts and health advocates are urging the government to raise alcohol taxes to reduce diseases and social harms, saying 47 deaths daily are attributed to alcohol-related diseases. By AYANNAH RAVEN NUYLES | Apr 27, 2026 | 5-minute read KEEP READING News ICC judges commit Duterte to full trial, confirming all charges of crimes against humanity The Pre-Trial Chamber 1 of the International Criminal Court “unanimously confirmed” Thursday all charges of crimes against humanity against former president Rodrigo Duterte, a decision that commits the 81-year-old former leader to a full trial in The Hague. By Tita C. Valderama | Apr 23, 2026 | 7-minute read KEEP READING News Duterte to stay put in detention as ICC rejects his appeal vs. jurisdiction ruling The ICC’s Appeals Chamber, composed of five judges, affirmed by majority vote the Oct. 23 decision of its Pre-Trial Chamber I that the court has legal power over drug war killings committed when the Philippines was still a member of the Rome Statute, the treaty that established the ICC. By Janna Millenas | Apr 23, 2026 | 5-minute read KEEP READING News Salaknib Phase 1: Forming a shield to maintain peace in Indo-Pacific Filipino Army troops started exercises with American soldiers April 16 at Fort Magsaysay in Nueva Ecija as part of Salaknib 2026 military exercise aimed to enhance the readiness against threat to the region’s peace and stability. By Bullit Marquez | Apr 20, 2026 | 1-minute read KEEP READING News April 4 Nueva Ecija arrest reveals continuing probe on Trillion Peso March protest No single event in 2025 produced as many incidents of state-related violence as the September 21 protest. The Sandatahang Dahas monitor of the UP Third World Studies Center recorded a total of 390 killings and 520 injuries resulting from incidents of state-related violence throughout 2025. Of these, 194 injuries erupted from that protest alone, with 151 of these being police officers, and 43 being civilians. By Aidrielle Raymundo | Apr 20, 2026 | 12-minute read KEEP READING News Duterte seeks to skip ICC ruling on jurisdiction appeal Former president Rodrigo Duterte has asked the International Criminal Court's Appeals Chamber to excuse him from attending the reading of the judgment on his appeal challenging the tribunal's jurisdiction. By Janna Millenas | Apr 15, 2026 | 2-minute read KEEP READING News State agents vs state agents In February 2026, the Sandatahang Dahas monitor of the University of the Philippines Third World Studies Center recorded flare ups of an ingrained strain of violence among the country’s arms-bearing state agents that made them turn on each other. By Joel F. Ariate Jr | Apr 11, 2026 | 13-minute read KEEP READING News Easter comes after agony and death We come back from a week of reflection on the suffering of Jesus Christ taking to heart the lesson that genuine peace and happiness can only be achieved after we have confronted and dealt with temptations and suffering. By Bullit Marquez | Apr 6, 2026 | 1-minute read KEEP READING News Global fact-checkers soldier on despite funding cuts META platforms may have cut funding for fact-checking organizations but Asian fact-checkers are finding ways to continue the fight, even with political pressure. By Ma. Rizza Francisco | Apr 3, 2026 | 6-minute read KEEP READING News Palm Sunday ushers in Holy Week Catholic churches were in a festive mood Sunday recalling the arrival of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem more than 2,000 years ago. By Bullit Marquez | Mar 30, 2026 | 1-minute read KEEP READING News Ang kalbaryo ng mamamayang Filipino Hindi na kailangan pang magpenitensya ang mga mamamayan sa darating na Mahal na Araw. Ngayon pa lang hirap na ang lahat sa pinapasang krus dulot ng pagtaas ng presyo ng diesel at gasolina. By Bullit Marquez | Mar 26, 2026 | 1-minute read KEEP READING News Community-led innovations build disaster resilience Communities often step in where the government falls short to push resilience, stop-gap solutions, and address systemic gaps. By MA. RIZZA FRANCISCO | Mar 24, 2026 | 6-minute read KEEP READING News Advocates push urgent policies on youth sex education, prevention of early pregnancy and statutory rape CPD executive Director Lisa Grace Bersales: When a child becomes a mother, something has gone terribly wrong. These are girls who should be in school, discovering their dreams—not raising children before they even understand adulthood. By Diana G. Mendoza | Mar 21, 2026 | 7-minute read KEEP READING News Oil price hike and cash aid The long-suffering Filipinos are already feeling the additional burden spurred by oil price hike. By Bullit Marquez | Mar 19, 2026 | 1-minute read KEEP READING News From monarchy to Islamic rule to war in Iran: A personal account (Part 2) I still hope to revisit an unshackled and prosperous Iran where citizens can enjoy the beautiful poetry of Rumi and Hafez in peace; where the women are allowed to read, go to school, speak their minds without fear – and wear their hijabs and chadors by choice. By Theresa Martelino-Reyes | Mar 17, 2026 | 11-minute read KEEP READING Posts pagination Newer posts 1 2 3 4 5 … 179 Older posts