Sixth of a series IN last week's column, a conclusion was arrived at as a response to a question on whether the Philippines ...

A political science professor explains why Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment is more of a political process than a ...

Campaigning began in the Philippines for mid-term elections that could set the table for the next presidential race.

chairman of the political science department at the University of the Philippines. “Unlike in the U.S., she has no critical function here as vice president,” Mr. Arugay added. “So ...

The Philippines’ western island province of Palawan tops tourists’ bucket lists for its picturesque main destination, El Nido ...

Moreover, the Philippines' political system is often characterized by patronage and political dynasties. Many political families have maintained power for generations, which can limit political ...

Family dynasties have a stranglehold on Filipino politics — and this week was a reminder that some dynasties at the top are ...

MANILA — Vice President Sara Duterte of the Philippines was impeached by lawmakers Wednesday, further escalating political tensions ... Gifts processed in this system are not tax deductible ...

Rodrigo Duterte, who will turn 80 before election day, is running for his old job, mayor of Davao -- the city that launched ...

and his political allies. Previously considered a potential presidential candidate for 2028, Duterte's impeachment marks a significant turn in her political journey, as she has faced four impeachment ...

The town of El Nido on the Philippine island of Palawan ... subsidies for sewage connections have been introduced, but the system’s pipeline network remains insufficient, with only 3.3% of ...

MANILA, Philippines — The lower house in the Philippines ... many of them allies of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., deepens a bitter political rift that involved the two highest leaders of ...