The Latest Breaking News from Philippines

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has used his annual state of the nation speech to declare that the country had become more confident and better prepared to defend its sovereignty

The Philippines' top court blocked the impending Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday, saying it violated a constitutional provision against multiple impeachment proceedings within a single year.

Rescuers in the northern Philippines used boats to pick up residents stranded by flooding Friday as Typhoon Co-May was downgraded to a tropical storm and the death toll from a week of monsoon rains edged higher.

A tropical storm is blowing across the Philippines’ mountainous north, worsening more than a week of bad weather that has caused at least 25 deaths and prompted evacuations in villages affected by flooding and landslides

Negotiations over the Philippines' new 19 percent US tariff rate are "not finished", a key government economic adviser said Thursday, tamping down fears over the deal's potential impact on the agriculture sector.

A couple in the Philippines were determined to walk down the aisle on their wedding day — even if it meant wading through a flooded one.

Jade Rick Verdillo and Jamaica Aguilar were determined to get married on Tuesday, even if it meant wading through floodwaters inside a church in the Philippines.

Pictures from the wedding show guests with rolled-up trousers, wading through knee-deep water

Tariff rate is just shy of the 20 per cent American president threatened earlier this month but higher than the 17 per cent set in April

Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo have convictions for rigging benchmark interest rates quashed by Supreme Court

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