Windows26: LIVE UPDATES: Duterte arrested by PNP after ICC issues warrant

March 11, 2025

Hello, reader! This Tuesday, we're covering the arrest of former President Duterte, Manila's response to China's 'shadow play' remark, and the extreme heat affecting 64 areas.

LIVE UPDATES: Duterte arrested by PNP after ICC issues warrant

Former President Rodrigo Duterte was put under police custody on Tuesday as he returned from his Hong Kong as the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for him for his crimes against humanity case.

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Palace confirms arrest warrant from ICC for Rodrigo Duterte

The Palace confirmed on Tuesday that the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) received the official copy of the warrant of arrest from the International Criminal Court (ICC).

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Manila to Beijing: PH a 'sovereign state'

The Philippines pushed back against China on Monday after its top diplomat dismissed last week the tension between the two countries as a "shadow play," with a "screenplay" for Manila written by external forces.

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64 areas may reach 'extreme caution' heat index on Tuesday, March 11

A total of 64 areas across the country are predicted to reach the "extreme caution" heat index level on Tuesday, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa).

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Pagasa buying new gear for heat index monitoring

As temperatures rise in some parts of the country, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) will be getting a new instrument within the year to improve its forecast services, particularly on the heat index.

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Extended power outage at Naia irks DOTr chief

Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon on Monday called on the private operator of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) to come up with a prompt solution after power outages ranging from a minute to as long as 24 minutes hit three terminals over the weekend.

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EDITORIAL: IPs' seat at the table

Aeta leader Chito Balintay's candidacy challenges the notion that governance is reserved for the well-funded and well-connected. It is also a fitting reminder that the struggle for indigenous representation is not just about the recognition of their culture and traditions but about ensuring that their communities have a say on policies affecting their lands and rights.

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