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  1. Rappler·
    Ukraine hits Russian refinery as Zelenskyy says 'we're done' with Trump's energy truce

    Russia and Ukraine had agreed to halt attacks on energy sites but in the days that followed, Russia rained down missile and drone strikes, including on energy targets such as power stations, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people

  2. SunStar Philippines·cebu
    Cebu sectoral leaders denounce hunger, food insecurity on World Food Day
  3. Rappler·western visayas
    11 Negros Occidental wind projects advance along bird migration route

    Concerns regarding the projects' impact on bird migration routes are being addressed, and the developments align with the province's goal to transition to renewable energy and reduce reliance on fossil fuels

  4. Rappler·
    FACT CHECK: Plane with drugs not same aircraft used to fly Duterte to The Hague

    The tail number of the aircraft used to transport former president Rodrigo Duterte to The Hague does not match that of the jet carrying suspected illegal drugs from Laos, contrary to claims in social media posts

  5. SunStar Philippines·cebu
    PRO 7 probes possible TBS recruitment in Cebu
  6. The Manila Times·metro manila
    Counsel for fugitive lawmaker Zaldy Co, 14 marines linked to cash delivery arrested

    MANILA, Philippines — Levi Baligod, counsel for fugitive lawmaker Zaldy Co, and 14 of the 18 marines linked to the delivery of cash in suitcases were arrested in San Juan City on Friday. Col. Anthony Gantang, San Juan City police chief, confirmed the arrests in a phone interview with reporters after an arrest war

  7. The Philippine Star·central luzon
    Clark International Airport reports record 4.2 million passenger volume

    New direct long-haul international flights and regional budget routes drove significant passenger growth at Luzon’s alternative premier aviation gateway.

  8. The Manila Times·metro manila
    Remulla names Mindanao politician, 10 other persons of interest behind shabu shipment from Laos

    MANILA, Philippines — Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Friday identified 11 persons of interest linked to the 521 kg shabu shipment from Laos bound for the Philippines, including a former Bangsamoro Parliament member. In a Palace press briefing on Friday, Remulla said

  9. SunStar Philippines·
    PhilHealth ready to cover heat-related illnesses amid El Niño
  10. SunStar Philippines·
    Duterte camp accuses admin of weaponizing government agencies
  11. SunStar Philippines·
    SSS assures members that their contributions are managed prudently to sustain pension fund
  12. SunStar Philippines·
    DND considers Chinese official’s remark as 'threat'
  13. SunStar Philippines·
    Marcos to summon Chinese official over use of force remark
  14. Rappler·metro manila
    Philippine Space Agency inaugurates high-resolution Earth observation satellite ground station

    PhilSA unveiled the enhanced multi-mission satellite receiver facility to bolster national disaster response, agricultural crop yield forecasting, and marine conservation.

  15. The Philippine Star·
    Sara Duterte was told prosecutors might drop 3 impeachment charges

    Vice President Sara Duterte and her defense team had an inkling that House prosecutors would reduce the impeachment case against her to a single charge, as rumors of the move had already been abound, two of her defense lawyers said.

  16. The Manila Times·metro manila
    PAL offers up to 60% discount

    MANILA, Philippines — Philippine Airlines (PAL) will launch its first-ever Premium Cabin Seat Sale, offering discounts of up to 60 percent on select domestic and international routes, the carrier announced on Friday. The promotional sale, which runs from Oct.19 to 25, 2026, marks the first time the flag carrier i

  17. SunStar Philippines·
    Tabogon completes new water tank after quake damage
  18. The Manila Times·metro manila
    Beijing rebukes Manila for 'selective interpretation' of statement, warns against derailing ties

    MANILA, Philippines — The Chinese Embassy in Manila issued a sharp rebuke against the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), accusing Philippine diplomats of "selective quotation and overinterpretation" in a recently issued diplomatic statement. The embassy expressed regret over Manila's official response, warning

  19. Panay News·western visayas
    Smart expands 5G footprint in Bacolod ahead of MassKara Festival

    Mobile services provider Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart), the wireless arm of PLDT, has expanded its 5G footprint across Bacolod City ahead of the MassKara Festival, strengthening connectivity as the City of Smiles welcomes tourists and festivalgoers for its annual celebration. Running from Oct. 1 to 18, with major

  20. The Manila Times·metro manila
    De Lima calls for probe into abuses by disbanded QC task force

    MANILA, Philippines —Mamamayang Liberal party-list Rep. Leila de Lima on Friday called for a thorough investigation into reported cases of violence and abuse involving Quezon City’s disbanded Task Force Disiplina, stressing that killing should never be used as a means of enforcing discipline. De Lima welcom

  21. The Philippine Star·
    Marcos: Chinese ambassador's force remark ‘sounds very much like a threat’

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Friday, October 16, that Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan’s remark about China’s ability to use force “sounds very much like a threat and not a diplomatic statement to be made.”

  22. The Manila Times·metro manila
    Marcos to summon Chinese ambassador over 'threat' to 'use force'

    MANILA, Philippines—President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday said he would meet with Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan after saying that China can “easily win” by using force. Marcos told reporters that the ambassador’s statement “sounds like a threat.” The Department of Foreign Affairs (

  23. The Manila Times·metro manila
    Peso weakens to P63.23 vs US dollar in early trading, breaches previous session’s high of P63.15

    MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine peso weakened to P63.23 against the US dollar in early trading on Friday, breaching its previous session’s high of P63.15 on Thursday. The peso opened at P63.03, weaker than Thursday’s opening rate of P62.83, and traded as low as P63 before reaching its intraday hi

  24. The Philippine Star·
    Lawyer urges Supreme Court to clarify ruling on senior discounts, promos

    In a statement on Thursday, October 15, senior citizen advocate lawyer Romulo Macalintal warned that the decision could be exploited by business establishments to evade granting