Philippines (National)
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Manolo Serapio Jr's coverage predominantly focuses on national issues in the Philippines, particularly related to finance, economy, government & politics. His articles often involve announcements and evolving stories around maritime disputes and international relations.
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By: Patpicha Tanakasempipat, Hallie Gu, Manolo Serapio Jr
Harvest-ready rice fields are lying idle and farmers are deciding whether to skip planting for the coming season, as spiking fuel and fertilizer costs from the war in the Middle East hit one of the world’s biggest rice-growing regions.
By: Netty Idayu Ismail, Manolo Serapio Jr
Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim sought to defuse a controversy over diesel shipments to the Philippines, underscoring how sensitive such trades have become as countries grapple with rising energy costs.
By: Manolo Serapio Jr
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said a resigned lawmaker at the center of a corruption scandal involving flood infrastructure has been arrested.
Gunshots were heard at the Philippine Senate on Wednesday where a lawmaker wanted by the International Criminal Court is holed up, according to livestreamed footage from local media.
Gunshots were heard at the Philippine Senate on Wednesday evening where a lawmaker wanted by the International Criminal Court is holed up, according to live streamed footage from local media.
By: Manolo Serapio Jr
The Philippines’ Department of Justice has ordered the arrest of Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, the missing lawmaker being sought by the International Criminal Court over allegations of crimes against humanity.
By: Manolo Serapio Jr, Randy Thanthong-Knight, Rosalind Mathieson
Rising energy prices are deepening anxiety for those whose livelihoods are tied to the ocean.
Around 30-40 people are feared trapped after a nine-story building under construction in the Philippines collapsed, a local government official said.
By: Neil Jerome Morales, Manolo Serapio Jr
Senators seeking to lock impeached Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte out of politics for good may face an uphill battle with one of her staunchest supporters calling the movement against her family “insane and wicked.”
By: Manolo Serapio Jr
The International Criminal Court ordered a medical assessment of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to determine whether he’s fit to stand trial, with proceedings set to start in November.
