Today's headlines: Rodrigo Duterte, Eric Dane, SB19's 'VISA'Today's headlines: Rodrigo Duterte, Eric Dane, SB19's 'VISA'

ICC allows Duterte to skip hearings | The wRap

2026/02/20 22:00
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Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:

  • No Duterte appearance at the ICC on Monday for the pre-trial hearing

The International Criminal Court pre-trial chamber grants the request of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte to skip the confirmation of charges hearing.

  • Lawmakers tackle anti-dynasty proposal in Cebu, land of political clans

Lawmakers tackle anti-political dynasty measures with multi-sectoral communities in Cebu on Thursday, February 19. But ironically, several lawmakers pushing the reforms themselves come from the very dynasties the proposed measure seeks to regulate.

  • King Charles’ brother Andrew released after arrest over misconduct relating to Epstein

King Charles’ younger brother, the former Prince Andrew, was released from police custody Thursday evening after his arrest. He is suspected of misconduct in public office over allegations he sent confidential government documents to Jeffrey Epstein.

  • Eric Dane, who played ‘McSteamy’ on ‘Grey’s Anatomy,’ dies at 53

Eric Dane, the actor who played handsome doctor Mark Sloan on the hit television series Grey’s Anatomy, died on Thursday at age 53. His family says he had passed away ‘following a courageous battle with ALS.’

  • SB19 calls out bureaucracy in new song ‘VISA’

P-pop group SB19 calls out bureaucracy in its new song ‘VISA.’ The members say the song – a commentary on access and privilege – is inspired in part by conversations around visa denials affecting Filipino talents. – Rappler.com

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