The development will escalate the quarrel between two of the country's most powerful families. View on euronews ...

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Manila to demand the impeachment of Philippines Vice President Sara Duterte. Protesters in the capital held placards calling for Duterte’s re ...

Philippines — The Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office has dismissed multiple criminal complaints filed against Vice President Sara Duterte in connection to the “forced transfer” of her chief ...

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte is “seriously considering” running for president in 2028, saying she could not take sitting down the “continued backsliding” of the country.

Vice President Sara Duterte disclosed on Tuesday that she is now “seriously considering” running in the 2028 presidential elections. Duterte said this amid her “private trip” in Japan over the weekend ...

More than one million supporters of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte rallied in the capital on Monday, a show of force that may pressure lawmakers to reject impeachment complaints against her.

Vice President Sara Duterte and former president Rodrigo Roa Duterte have been ousted from the National Security Council, the Philippines’ highest policy making body advising the chief executive ...

Vice President Sara Duterte on Monday thanked the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) for organizing a nationwide rally that seeks peace for the betterment of the country. In a message shared by the Office of the ...

to oppose moves in Congress to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte. Police will deploy around 2,500 personnel in Manila and possibly some more in the provinces to boost security in view of the ...

MANILA, Philippines — The growing number of Filipinos who want Vice President Sara Duterte impeached—as shown by a recent survey—is not surprising, said lawmakers and the counsel of ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Palace on Wednesday tagged Vice President Sara Duterte’s declaration that she is “seriously considering” running in the 2028 elections “too premature,” but ...