Rainfall and flooding, which left five people dead and displaced thousands over the weekend, have continued in the Philippines following Typhoon Wipha, which is now barrelling towards the coast of northern Vietnam as a severe tropical storm.

Floodwaters driven by torrential rains ground life in the Philippine capital to a halt on Tuesday with tens of thousands evacuated from their homes and at least two people believed missing.Floodwaters were receding on Tuesday afternoon,

July 23, is celebrated annually as Philippines-Japan Friendship Day, as mandated by Proclamation No. 854 in 2006.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr is in Washington DC and will meet his American counterpart, Donald Trump, today in a bid to secure a more favourable trade deal. The UK’s F-35B Lightning fighter jet,

Overnight rain triggered the Marikina River to overflow, prompting closures across Manila and nearby provinces.

Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world: - Torrential monsoon rain now possible in Metro Manila - Hegseth emphasizes ‘deterrence for peace’ in Washington meeting with Marcos - CICC sees big dip in text,

Segovia, who tackled “social issues, local governance, and community concerns” in his popular morning show, was shot dead shortly after he stepped out of Radio WOW in the city of Bislig on Mindanao island.

MANILA: Philippine authorities on Tuesday (July 22) warned of continued strong rains this week that have killed six people, cut power in some areas and forced thousands to evacuate in the capital and nearby provinces.