There were 1.3 million Filipinos whose votes for senators were considered invalid after they shaded more than 12 candidates ...

JOHN REX O. GAVALES, a 22-year-old entrepreneur from Bulacan province north of the Philippine capital, bought his ...

FOR many Filipinos, the recent elections have turned a new chapter for the country. For some, there is renewed hope that things will be better. For others, it may remain the same. Amid everyday life, ...

Filipino-Australian architect John Gatip highlights Capiz as a tool for reliving childhood games and a vital link to the ...

As arrests mount, Manila faces growing pressure to address systemic corruption that allows foreigners to obtain fake IDs.

Spain doesn’t grant citizenship purely based on birthplace. Instead, it adheres to the principle of jus sanguinis or “right ...

Only 1 out of 3 Filipinos can save, with half of them opting to save their money at home, according to the Bangko Sentral ng ...

Here’s what to know about the crucial midterms and the rival dynasties at the heart of the Southeast Asian nation’s politics.

Philadelphia Filipinos had been rooting for Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle to be the next pope and are disappointed.

Since 1930, when we enacted the Civil Registry Law, it’s been a requirement to register vital events such as births, deaths, marriages, annulments, divorces, legitimations, adoptions, ...

In 1999, Filipinos in San Francisco found a more permanent way to keep the Baybayin language around. Many went under the ...

Millions of people turned out to voted in midterm elections in the Philippines on Monday, with detained former president Rodrigo Duterte among the candidates vying for some 18,000 national and local ...