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The United States, Australia, and the Philippines have completed their second joint maritime exercise of the year in the South China Sea, enhancing defence cooperation amidst ongoing regional tensions.
A 65-year-old carpenter has marked his 37th and final reenactment of Jesus Christ's suffering on Good Friday. Ruben Enaje, who has been nailed to a cross annually for decades, opted out of physical punishment this year, including whipping and slapping, as he performs the ritual for the last time.
In response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr has declared a 'national energy emergency' due to the significant threat to the nation's fuel supply and energy stability. This declaration will enable the government to implement measures to secure energy resources and mitigate rising costs.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has raised alarms about potential flight disruptions in the Philippines caused by the ongoing conflict in Iran, which threatens the availability of jet fuel and increases aviation costs. Airlines are facing difficulties securing fuel for international flights.
Emma Amit, a food influencer, tragically passed away after eating a highly poisonous crab known as the 'devil crab.' The incident occurred shortly after she posted a video of herself enjoying the dangerous delicacy.
Akmad Ampatuan, the mayor of Shariff Aguak in Maguindanao del Sur, narrowly escaped an assassination attempt on Sunday morning when his armored vehicle was targeted with a grenade launcher. The attack occurred while he was on his way through Barangay Poblacion.
International Criminal Court judges have ruled former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is capable of participating in pre-trial proceedings concerning alleged crimes against humanity. A hearing is scheduled for February 23rd to assess the strength of the prosecution's case.
