THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) is on a tight schedule as it prepares the automated election system (AES) that will be ...

Looking ahead, a forward-looking but neutral stance from BARMM’s leadership can reassure all stakeholders. By prioritizing institutional integrity and inclusive governance over factional interests, ...

COTABATO CITY — School officials and local executives were elated with the reinstatement of the Bangsamoro education minister, who is among those who filed their courtesy resignation last month as ...

School officials and local executives welcomed the reinstatement of the Bangsamoro education minister, one of over 30 officials who filed courtesy resignations last month amid a regional ...

KORONADAL CITY — The Bangsamoro government moves closer to completing its part in the preparations for the upcoming regional elections in October. A joint committee of its parliament approved ...

DAVAO CITY—While the trend in price fluctuation in the Bangsamoro region is within the level of deflation brings extended relief to families, experts warn that prolonged negative inflation may ...

The Commission on Elections on Monday conducted a trusted build generation for the automated election system to include modifications in the poll system to be used in the 2025 Bangsamoro polls.

The Bangsamoro elections is set to be held on October 13, 2025. —AOL, GMA Integrated News This article Comelec holds 'trusted build' for BARMM polls was originally published in GMA News Online.

Regional and local leaders in BARMM have agreed on a set of measures to enhance the safety and security of non-Moro indigenous peoples.

On Sunday, a full five days after Rosa Yakapus’s murder, PNG Police Commissioner David Manning announced a K50,000 ($18,500) reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for ...

BARMM Chief Minister Abdullraof Macacua welcomed the unified position of the governors and underscored the importance of prioritizing unity and representation over individual or political interests.

Collapse of subsea tech firm Beam leaves creditors £50m out of pocket Administrators confirm proposed dissolution of Beam, with its assets set to be bought by a Swiss competitor.