The West African nation has accepted a U.S. proposal to temporarily shelter third-country nationals facing deportation, part of Washington's broader immigration enforcement strategy.
The national government's proposed 2027 budget includes provisions to construct more than 6,500 new classrooms, addressing persistent shortages in basic education facilities.
The country has successfully hit its target for digital payments, marking a significant milestone in its financial digitization push.
Malacañang has dismissed claims that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. authorized a "leadership fund" at the Department of Public Works and Highways, calling the allegation baseless.
The Land Transportation Office will begin seizing counterfeit plates and impounding vehicles that use them on September 1, intensifying its crackdown on illegal motor vehicle identification.
The Canadian prime minister and U.S. president spoke again, with Washington set to unveil new reciprocal tariffs.
The Colombian superstar made an unannounced visit to areas hit by a recent earthquake, vowing to help reconstruct local schools.
The death toll from the powerful earthquake that struck Venezuela has risen to 6,438, with rescue teams still searching for survivors amid the rubble.