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Manila Standard, 19 Oct 2026

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ArticleSen­ate eyes reso vs. China envoy

THE Sen­ate will tackle today and is expec­ted to pass a res­ol­u­tion over Chinese Ambas­sador Jing Quan’s remarks that China could eas­ily defeat the Phil­ip­pines by force even as the Chinese embassy warned Filipino offi­cials will not be wel­come...

Sen­ate eyes reso vs. China envoy

ArticleNEW WPS GUARDIAN.

The Phil­ip­pines launched its new o shore patrol ves­sel, the BRP Rajah Hum­a­bon, in Ulsan, South Korea on Octo­ber 13, 2026. Story on A2.

NEW WPS GUARDIAN.

ArticleSC rolls out eNot­ar­iz­a­tion plat­form today

THE Supreme Court (SC) rolls out today the elec­tronic not­ar­iz­a­tion (eNot­ar­iz­a­tion) plat­form to make not­arial ser­vices more access­ible and effi­cient for the gen­eral pub­lic. SC spokes­per­son law­yer Cam­ille Sue Mae Ting told Manila...

SC rolls out eNot­ar­iz­a­tion plat­form today

ArticlePope Leo addresses faith­ful after lung can­cer sur­gery

POPE Leo XIV addressed thou­sands of people in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday, smil­ing and say­ing he would resume work “gradu­ally” in his first major pub­lic appear­ance since under­go­ing lung can­cer sur­gery. The 71-year-old pope had part of his...

Pope Leo addresses faith­ful after lung can­cer sur­gery

ArticleNew car­bon policy allows Pinoys to earn by pro­tect­ing eco­sys­tem

EXECUTIVE Sec­ret­ary Ralph Recto on Sunday said Filipi­nos could earn addi­tional income from tree plant­ing, clean energy projects, and other envir­on­mental activ­it­ies under a new car­bon mar­ket policy ordered by Pres­id­ent Ferdin­and Mar­cos Jr.

New car­bon policy allows Pinoys to earn by pro­tect­ing eco­sys­tem

ArticleHouse set to give Ombuds­man evid­ence on charges vs. VP Sara

HOUSE pro­sec­utors are pre­pared to turn over evid­ence involving Vice Pres­id­ent Sara Duterte’s con­fid­en­tial funds, alleged bribery and grave threats charges to the Office of the Ombuds­man, even after with­draw­ing the three impeach­ment...

House set to give Ombuds­man evid­ence on charges vs. VP Sara