Tag: President Duterte

The Philippine National Police will use the anti-terrorism law in dealing with communist rebels amid the anticipated escalation of attacks ...

Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque sees nothing wrong in the government’s use of violence in fighting illegal drugs and other crimes ...

The beleaguered Caloocan City police vowed to reveal their vibrancy once President Duterte decides to bring back the Philippine National ...

The Executive branch has officially closed its doors to the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army-National Democratic Front of ...

President Duterte has said that Communist Party of the Philippines founder Jose Maria Sison will be arrested if he returns ...

The San Beda College of Law and the First Scout Ranger Regiment of the Philippine Army have awarded President Duterte ...

When President Duterte said at a news conference on November 10 during the APEC Summit in Vietnam that he was ...

Senators are wary of President Duterte’s plan to return the leadership of the anti-drug campaign to the Philippine National Police.

After months of waiting, President Duterte finally walked the talk, signing Proclamation No. 360, which officially terminates the government’s peace ...

Malacañang has said that the termination of the peace talks between the government and the Communist Party of the Philippines-New ...

Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque’s attempt to share the plight of the riding public by taking the Metro Rail Transit 3 ...

Malacañang has said that there is a strong possibility that the Philippine National Police will once again assume the lead ...

The government will flatten all buildings in the most affected areas in Marawi City to give way to the construction ...

SPEAKER Pantaleon Alvarez came out last Saturday with an early list of six senatorial candidates of the PDP-Laban, with two ...

In the latest official figures related to the country’s war against illegal drugs, Malacañang on Tuesday said a total of ...

President Duterte has asked China to become the third telecommunications operator in the country, Malacañang said yesterday.