Political Stability

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Marcos Administration Reiterates Commitment to Interpol Obligations but Remains Quiet with ICC on Former President Duterte’s Looming Arrest Warrant

The Marcos administration affirmed its obligation to Interpol if it issues a red notice for former President Rodrigo Duterte over International Criminal Court probes. While avoiding direct cooperation, the government could use the international warrant to weaken his political influence.

Family is Everything in the 2025 Local Elections

Fierce local elections in Metro Manila, Davao City, and the Bangsamoro region highlight shifting dynastic power and deep political fractures. These contests signal localized governance unpredictability and elevated regulatory risks for commercial enterprises in the Philippines.

Senate’s Investigative Body Set to Create Sub-committee on Drug War Probe

The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee will form a subcommittee to investigate former President Rodrigo Duterte's anti-drug campaign. This parallel legislative inquiry highlights shifting alliances and deepening political friction, signaling elevated stability risks for commercial enterprises.

House Quadcomm: ICC can Access Congress’ Internal Investigation for its Drug War Probe

The House of Representatives quad committee will allow the ICC access to its drug war probe findings. The intensifying investigation into high profile political figures signals elevated political instability risks for enterprises in the Philippines.

Revelations in the QuadComm Hearings Put Duterte, Go, and Dela Rosa in Hot Waters

Testimonies directly implicated Senators Go and Dela Rosa in a systemic reward and quota scheme during the previous administration's drug war. These expanding legislative probes into high-profile lawmakers underscore persistent governance and political stability risks for enterprises.

Where is Quiboloy: The Police Raid KOJC Compound in Davao City

The PNP raided the Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound in Davao City, triggering violent clashes and highway blockades. This civil unrest near the international airport signals elevated physical security and operational mobility risks for commercial enterprises.

Impeachment Talks Surround VP Duterte; House Strongly Denies Allegations

Vice President Sara Duterte stated lawmakers are discussing an impeachment complaint against her over confidential fund audits. This intensifying executive-legislative friction and eroding political alliances signal elevated governance and stability risks for commercial enterprises.

Raid in Search of Apollo Quiboloy at KOJC Compound, Davao City

Law enforcement have engaged in a multiple-day armed operation in search of televangelist Apollo Quiboloy at his church compound in Davao City.

Representative Paolo Duterte, Mans Carpio Implicated in Drug Smuggling Operations

A congressional witness implicated Paolo Duterte, Manases Carpio, and Michael Yang in a 2018 illegal drug seizure during an investigation into online gambling and drug trafficking. This intensifying political rivalry signals escalating regulatory and governance volatility for enterprises.

VP Sara Duterte’s Satisfaction Rating Dip After Resignation, But Still Leads 2028 Presidential Bets Anew

Vice President Sara Duterte's declining satisfaction ratings following her cabinet resignation underscore fracturing political alliances. While she remains a top presidential contender, this shifting alignment elevates long-term governance and stability risks for commercial enterprises.

PNP Removes 75 Officers From Vice President Sara Duterte’s Security Detail; Vice President Duterte Calls Move “A Clear Case of Political Harassment”

The PNP recalled 75 security officers from Vice President Sara Duterte. This targeted reduction and the widening rift between the Marcos and Duterte factions signal escalating political stability and governance risks for commercial enterprises.

Philippine Court Grants Bail For Former Opposition Senator Leila De Lima

A regional trial court granted bail to former Senator Leila De Lima after seven years in prison, citing weak prosecution evidence. This highlights a shifting political environment and demonstrates judicial independence, posing no immediate security risks to enterprise operations.