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MANILA, Philippines — The University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU) has unveiled a new lineup of 28 free online courses that learners across the Philippines — and the world — can take from January to June 2026. The courses, part of UPOU’s Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) initiative, areContinue Reading
In mid-January 2026, a senior Russian foreign policy figure made headlines with alarm-raising remarks, prompting fresh fears about nuclear escalation in the war in Ukraine. But what was actually said — and what does it mean? Here’s a clear, evidence-based breakdown. What Was Said — And Who Said It? SergeyContinue Reading
In a development that has captured global economic attention, **China posted its largest-ever trade surplus in 2025 — around $1.19–$1.2 trillion — despite renewed U.S. tariffs aimed at curbing Chinese exports. What Is a Trade Surplus — and Why Does It Matter? A trade surplus happens when a country exportsContinue Reading
The fatal shooting of a Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) officer along a busy highway in Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay has raised alarm among residents and security forces. Here’s what we know so far. Who was the victim? The victim was Lt. (junior grade) Glennick S. Ytang, station commander of the PhilippineContinue Reading
Muslim Filipino communities across the country are observing Al Isra Wal Mi‘raj on January 16, a significant event in Islam that marks the Night Journey and Ascension of the Prophet Muhammad. The commemoration highlights one of the most profound spiritual moments in Islamic history, emphasizing faith, prayer, and perseverance amidContinue Reading
Tropical Storm ADA (international name: Nokaen) continues to influence weather conditions across large parts of Mindanao, bringing periods of heavy rain, strong winds, and rough seas, particularly in the island’s eastern sections, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA). While the storm remains offshore, weather expertsContinue Reading
The filing of House Bill No. 7071, which proposes the establishment of a Zamboanga Sibugay College of Medicine, has renewed public discussion on healthcare access, and medical education. Authored by Congresswoman Dr. Marly Hofer-Hasim, a physician-legislator, the bill seeks to open medical education opportunities for local students and, in theContinue Reading
