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Senate court drops 16-vote threshold in Duterte impeachment trial

Senator-judges redefine the conviction threshold as Duterte’s defense keeps open a possible Supreme Court challenge to the ruling

CBCP urges Bangsamoro leaders to govern for common good

Church leaders call for deeper Muslim-Christian-Indigenous cooperation as the autonomous region enters a new phase following parliamentary elections

Anti-dynasty advocates warn second-degree limit may leave wider family networks untouched

Church-backed advocates say proposed limits may leave broader family networks untouched as lawmakers respond to Supreme Court ruling.

Historic Bangsamoro vote unfolds under shadow of election violence

Catholic poll monitors tracked security, transparency and voter participation as Bangsamoro residents chose their first directly elected parliament

The dangers facing the International Criminal Court

On July 13, the Trump administration launched a “diplomatic campaign” against the ICC as an institution, led by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio

Were the utterances of a grave threat real?

As Jeremy Lotoc, head of the NBI’s cybercrime division, said: “The utterances were serious, and the threat was actual and real.”

The challenge in fighting corruption in the Philippines

The Catholic Church was once a powerful institutional voice and influence in guiding the nation along a moral path toward social justice and accountability

Philippine bishop calls corruption a grave sin, demands equal accountability at...

Church leader joined an interfaith rally urging Filipinos to reject silence, demand justice, and uphold accountability without political favoritism

Pope to WFP: Conflicts are ‘fed’ more readily than people are...

Pope Leo XIV insists that food, water, and healthcare cannot be subordinated to geopolitical interests, calling for nations to work together

Philippine senator arrested in flood control scandal

In a brief statement to the press before surrendering to police at the senate premises, Estrada described the charges as part of an attempt to blackmail him

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