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Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov recognised for ‘courageous fight’ for press freedom
Move follows decline in polls during pandemic for one of the most popular presidents in Philippine history
Asian Development Bank says economic recovery in some countries is being held back by Covid outbreaks
Populist leader seeks vice-presidency in 2022 vote while daughter is a favourite for top job
President Rodrigo Duterte reverses his decision that had caused friction with Washington
Passing of former president shifts landscape ahead of 2022 polls
US alliance with Philippines is key to containing Beijing in Pacific but pact is under threat
National Bureau of Investigation recommends Jan Marsalek faces charges over collapse of German payment group
Filipino denies he was a trustee for the payments group and describes himself as a ‘victim’ in the scandal
Revolution Precrafted becomes a cautionary tale for valuation-focused start-ups
Century Pacific Food has added a vegan range to its fish, meat and milk portfolio
China accused of using sheltering ships in the Spratlys as a precursor to claiming territory
Duterte ally opens door to offloading fuel retailer after acquisitions spree
Lender launched by billionaire Patrice Motsepe will set up in the Philippines as part of deal
Philippines strongman has botched virus response and intensified crackdown on opponents
While traditional lenders cut ties with fossil fuel projects, critics fear China will fill the void
Credit facility will support countries’ efforts to procure jabs rapidly
The founder of the Filipino news website Rappler now has eight arrest warrants against her — but keeps on fighting the government
Manila probes law office and tour operator over possible ties to collapsed payments firm
Manila exchange to relax start-up listing rules to catch up with neighbours
Move to resume activity in disputed waters comes after years of arguments with Beijing
More than 300,000 commercial seafarers need to be allowed ashore
Manila’s vacillations weaken Washington in rivalry with Beijing over disputed region
President Duterte says he will be one of the first to take contentious jab
Lower hard-currency income dents national balance sheets and there are human costs too
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