Who are the leading parties in the 2026 BARMM elections?
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64% of Filipinos say congressmen doing 'good job' — OCTA
64% of Filipinos say congressmen doing 'good job' — OCTA gmanetwork.com
Comelec: 98.10% of clustered precincts in BARMM open for parliamentary elections
Comelec: 98.10% of clustered precincts in BARMM open for parliamentary elections gmanetwork.com
ICC prosecution asks Trial Chamber III to declare former President Duterte fit for trial
ICC prosecution asks Trial Chamber III to declare former President Duterte fit for trial gmanetwork.com
Over P8 diesel cut set
MANILA, Philippines — Motorists could be in for another round of relief as the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz under a peace deal is expected to drive diesel prices down by over P8 per liter.
LTO’s Stradcom halted
MANILA, Philippines — Due to alleged corruption and the absence of a valid legal contract, the Stradcom IT system of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) has been discontinued.
Cavite ecopark among world’s greatest places – TIME
MANILA, Philippines — Kaway’an EcoPark in General Trias, Cavite has been cited as one of the world’s greatest places of 2026, according to TIME Magazine.
Chiz breaks deadlock: Quorum declared with 12 senators present
MANILA, Philippines (8th update 05:17 p.m.) — The three-day Senate impasse ended Wednesday, June 3, when majority member Sen. Chiz Escudero entered the plenary hall, joined minority senators already waiting there and gave the chamber the numbers it needed to move against its own ...
US overtakes South Korea in Philippines tourist arrivals
MANILA, Philippines — The United States has overtaken South Korea in terms of tourist arrivals in the Philippines, data released yesterday by the Department of Tourism showed.
Philippines targets end-2026 for South China Sea code of conduct
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is pushing to complete a long-delayed South China Sea code of conduct by the end of 2026, with monthly negotiations now underway to resolve issues that have stalled talks for years, Foreign Affairs Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro said.
“Not just an ordinary conflict” An ominous ruling party··· President Lee Jae Myung signals a ‘unity’ luncheon with former President Moon - 경향신문
“Not just an ordinary conflict” An ominous ruling party··· President Lee Jae Myung signals a ‘unity’ luncheon with former President Moon 경향신문
Oh Se-hoon “I suspect the president may not be receiving proper reports···regret over ‘remark-passing’” - 경향신문
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Dozens missing after passenger ferry sinks as rescuers scour South Pacific coastline
The MV Matui sank in the South Pacific between Ambae and Santo islands with 47 people aboard as officials cite ignored marine warnings and possible overloading.
NFL legend Drew Brees reportedly almost pulled off a shocking comeback for Broncos' AFC title game
Drew Brees nearly came out of retirement to start for the Denver Broncos in last season's AFC Championship Game after Bo Nix broke his ankle.
One Nation MP leaves door open to slashing citizens' family visas - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
One Nation MP leaves door open to slashing citizens' family visas ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
John Ivison: If Canada really is open for business, Carney needs to rein in labour strife - National Post
Prime Minister Mark Carney. Photo by Gavin Young/PostmediaArticle contentMark Carney’s pitch to over 100 institutional investors from 11 countries, responsible for over $70 trillion, in Toronto this week is that Canada is open for business.
Integrity commissioner asked to probe ex-Ford staffer’s move to mining giant - Toronto Star
Amid questions about whether Kevin Rombout’s move violated an ethics law, both Ontario and the mining company say the rules were followed.
Supreme Court denies Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions
The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. NBC News’ Monica Alba explains the decision.