Philippines
14 articles · Jan 2026 — Feb 2026
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What's Behind the Latest Controversies in US Politics and Beyond?
A look at the top stories making headlines in the US, from Trump's latest comments to a military plane crash in the Philippines
What's Driving Change in Asia's Business Landscape?
From Indian banks snapping up bonds to Shell's potential LNG stake sale in Australia, and Marks & Spencer's exit from the Philippines, several major developments are reshaping the business landscape in Asia.
Global Markets See Gains Amid Shifts in Asia and Diplomatic Talks
Philippine peso surges, Singapore REIT seeks massive IPO, and US-Iran talks resume
Global Hotspots Erupt in Chaos
A former Philippine president faces ICC charges, a Mexican cartel leader's killing sparks violence, and severe weather hits the US, while Chad closes its border with Sudan and polio fears rise.
Global News Snapshot: Mexico, Philippines, Australia
A Mexican cartel leader is killed, Duterte faces the ICC, and Australia prepares for record rainfall and a new Trump Tower.
Global Leaders Embroiled in High-Stakes Legal Battles
Former Philippine president and UK royal face international scrutiny over alleged crimes
Asia Sees Surge in Investment Activity as Retail Money Flows In
India's fund houses are rushing to list as retail money pours in, while the Philippines has raised $4.1 billion in a jumbo peso bond offering. Meanwhile, Japan's Kirin is expanding its health science business. These developments highlight the growing investment activity in Asia.
Asia Pacific Markets See Surge in Investment and Expansion
India's mutual fund industry is experiencing a surge in listings as retail investors pour in money, while the Philippines has raised $4.1 billion in a jumbo peso bond offering. Meanwhile, Japan's Kirin is expanding its health science business with a strategic plan in place.
Philippines to Issue Large-Scale Peso Bonds for First Time Since April
The Philippines is set to auction large-sized peso bonds on Wednesday, marking the first such sale since April, as the government seeks to boost economic growth through increased spending. This move is part of the country's efforts to stimulate its economy. The sale comes as the government aims to finance its development projects.
Global Finance Sees Shifts in Tech and Energy as Maya Considers US IPO and Saudi Oil Sales Surge
Philippine digital bank Maya is weighing a potential US IPO, while Saudi Arabia's oil sales to China have jumped after the kingdom cut prices to a five-year low. These developments signal significant shifts in the global finance landscape, with Southeast Asian firms seeking to list on overseas exchanges and the Middle East adjusting its energy strategy to maintain market share.
Global Economic Pulse: Mixed Signals as Thailand Seeks Stimulus, Philippines Invests in Hydropower, and Markets React to AI Disruption
The global economy is sending mixed signals as Thailand seeks fiscal support and rate cuts to boost its slowing economy, while the Philippines makes a significant investment in hydropower. Meanwhile, Mexico's state oil company returns to local markets with a major debt issuance, and experts weigh in on the impact of AI disruption on credit markets.
Tragedy Strikes Around the World: Multiple Incidents Leave Dozens Dead or Missing
A series of devastating incidents has shaken communities around the globe, leaving dozens dead or missing. A ferry sinking in the Philippines has claimed 15 lives, while a search for missing Christmas Day swimmers in the UK has recovered a second body. Meanwhile, Minneapolis residents are reeling from a second deadly shooting, and a musical collaboration between Irish and Iraqi artists offers a glimmer of hope.