Tag: President Duterte

President Duterte has encouraged the country’s business tycoons to help promote inclusive growth by generating jobs and supporting tax reforms, ...

Sen. Alan Peter S. Cayetano said yesterday that he is ready to serve the government in any capacity that President ...

The government is determined to assert the country’s sovereignty over the West Philippine Sea but is not keen on taking ...

“Rebellion has been tamed. No foreign army is steaming towards our shores to invade us. And as the President himself ...

JAPANESE Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s recent visit to the Philippines may have begun a major turn in Philippine foreign relations ...

The chief of the 160,000-strong Philippine National Police has vowed full support to any move by President Duterte to declare ...

He may have raised the Martial Law option but President Duterte is not about to abuse his power and prolong ...

After its crackdown on illegal online gambling, Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II said yesterday the government will now target the ...

President Duterte gave this advice to potential victims after authorizing government forces to bomb kidnappers fleeing with their hostages to ...

The son of a Moro National Liberation Front leader has been arrested and detained in Malaysia for his alleged involvement ...

The Philippine government is looking forward to “more fruitful achievements” in forging closer regional cooperation towards peace, security, and growth ...

Authorities have reached out to parties who may be able to talk with Muslim militants in a bid to secure ...

President Duterte has threatened to close down companies, including a large shopping mall, if they do not stop contractualization.

“Itong party-list, it will never come again,” the President said during a visit to the headquarters of the Army 60th ...

Pending the establishment of bigger rehabilitation centers across the country, President Duterte is planning to put “recalcitrant” drug dependents in ...

THREE days before President Duterte, in office for less than one month, was to describe the state of his nation ...