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SBS News in Filipino, Saturday 14 March 2026

A large building in an urban area is engulfed in intense orange flames and thick, rising black smoke, viewed from a street level filled with parked cars.

A building in Beirut's Bashoura district near the Lebanese government headquarters was struck on Thursday in a rare attack on the downtown area. Source: AAP / Bilal Jawich/Xinhua/Sipa

Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.


Key Points
  • Philippine women’s national football team, the Filipinas, arrive in Sydney ahead of their AFC Women’s Asian Cup quarterfinal match against Japan, while the Matildas qualify for the 2027 Women’s World Cup.
  • More than 4 million people displaced as the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East worsens, according to the United Nations.
  • Philippines urges ASEAN nations to strengthen economic cooperation to shield the region from the impacts of global conflict.

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