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Sheinbaum Affirms No Formal Charges in Ongoing Mexican Officials' Drug Investigations
Claudia Sheinbaum announced that no Mexican officials involved in drug probes have been formally charged. The investigations are procedural, and no accusations have been made at this stage, clarifying the situation's current status.
US, Iran Near Agreement to Extend Ceasefire and Reopen Hormuz Strait
Negotiations between the US and Iran are progressing toward a potential agreement to extend the ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The development arrives despite recent US military strikes and ongoing disagreements on key issues, signaling a possible shift towards de-escalation.
Marcos Considers Postponing 2026 Barangay and SK Elections to Redirect Funds for Middle East Crisis
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is open to postponing the 2026 barangay and SK elections to save P16 billion for Middle East crisis relief. The move aims to address fiscal challenges amid ongoing economic impacts.
Bologna Eyes Europa League Playoff Success with 1-0 Win Over SK Brann
Bologna secured a 1-0 victory over SK Brann in the Europa League playoff, with Santiago Castro scoring the decisive goal. The team faces a slightly favorable 51% chance to qualify for the group stage, with key player returns and injury updates to monitor.
Texas Releases Mexican Mariachi Musicians Detained by U.S. Immigration
Mexican young musicians, including Antonio and Caleb, have been freed from detention in Texas following public and political pressure. U.S. legislators, including Texas lawmakers, have demanded better treatment and accountability from ICE in handling such cases.
Philippine President Marcos Wants Anti-Corruption Efforts to Continue After His Term
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has called for anti-corruption investigations to persist after his term ends, according to Palace officials. This initiative reflects his commitment to transparency and efforts to address governance issues, with public support indicated by recent surveys.
Philippine Palace: Oil Price Spike a 'Price Disruption,' Not a Crisis Amid Middle East Conflict
The Philippine Palace insists that rising oil prices due to the Middle East conflict represent a "price disruption," not an oil crisis. Lawmakers disagree, urging recognition of a crisis to better address worker impacts and policy needs.
Philippine Official Castro Demands P500M From Leviste Over Integrity Clash
Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste offered to cover Palace Press Officer Claire Castro's hospital bills for anxiety treatment. Castro responded with a P500 million damage claim alleging Leviste ruined her integrity, sparking a political controversy.
Trump Predicts Cuba's Government Will Fall Soon
Donald Trump predicts Cuba's government will collapse soon, citing instability. His statements highlight ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Cuba, shedding light on future diplomatic shifts.