Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made waves at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, delivering a speech that many are calling one of the most consequential political addresses in recent memory. His remarks laid out a vision for a…
EXPLAINER: How Global Warming Is Making The Philippines More Vulnerable To Disasters
Global warming is no longer a distant threat for the Philippines—it is actively reshaping the country’s risk landscape, making extreme weather more frequent, intense, and deadly. International environmental group 350.org sounded the alarm after new data showed that 2025 was…
Chinese National Arrested In Zamboanga Sibugay For Alleged Visa Violation
The BUUG, Zamboanga Sibugay — Authorities arrested a 52-year-old Chinese national on Tuesday for allegedly working as a manager at a business establishment without the required permits, police said. The arrest was carried out by joint operatives of the Philippine…
Explainer | Did China Warn PH Officials To “Pay The Price”?
Yes. China did issue a public warning—but understanding what it means requires context. China has warned certain Philippine officials that they would “pay the price” if they continue what Beijing calls the spread of “malicious information” against China. The statement…
Microplastics May Affect Children’s Health Before They’re Born, Study Finds
Microplastics are everywhere: in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat. Scientists have long warned about their potential health risks. Now, a new study suggests their impact may go even further — possibly affecting…
Araw Ng Tungawan at 65: A Town Marks Its Turning Point
The 65th Araw ng Tungawan is not just another date on the town’s calendar, marked by parades, pageants, and perfunctory speeches. This year, the celebration carries a deeper political and historical weight. It marks not only the founding anniversary of…
Upland Communities Plant Nearly 45,000 Trees In South Cotabato, GenSan
COTABATO CITY — Upland communities in South Cotabato and nearby General Santos City have successfully grown nearly 45,000 forest and fruit trees over the past four years, a reforestation effort that environmental advocates say should be replicated across Central Mindanao.…
Nuclear Signatures Detected In West Philippine Sea: What It Means
Scientists have detected elevated levels of a radioactive isotope linked to nuclear activity in parts of the West Philippine Sea, raising questions about how nuclear materials travel across oceans — and what this means for the Philippines. The finding, however,…
Did Russia Threaten Europe With Nuclear Weapons? What Was Really Said
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…
China’s Record $1.2T Trade Surplus Explained: How Beijing Beat U.S. Tariffs
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…
EXPLAINER: What We Know About The Killing Of A PCG Station Commander In Zamboanga Sibugay
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.…
EXPLAINER: What A Zamboanga Sibugay College Of Medicine Means — And Why It’s More Complicated Than It Sounds
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…






