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From Tehran to Manila, governments are studying Iran’s standoff with the United States. The country preserved its regime and sovereignty — yet the human and economic toll raises questions about whether defiance is a viable model for smaller nations.Continue Reading
Missiles, drones, and airstrikes mark a dangerous shift from shadow war to open conflict among Iran, Israel, and the US.Continue Reading
The United States and Israel launched on Saturday a coordinated military campaign against Iran — one of the most dramatic escalations in decades between Washington/Tel Aviv and Tehran. The strikes hit military infrastructure across the country, including Revolutionary Guard facilities, air defenses, missile launch sites, and senior leadership targets inContinue Reading
MANILA, Philippines — Three former and sitting presidents — Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, Omar al‑Bashir of Sudan, and Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya — have faced charges of crimes against humanity. However, their responses to the International Criminal Court (ICC) vary, highlighting the limitations of international justice and enforcement. WhatContinue Reading
ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY, Philippines — The family of 19-year-old Anwar Sawadjaan, who was killed alongside friends Noel Rey Bacalso (22) and Angelo Hofer (20) in 2016, is among the drug war victims hoping for justice as the International Criminal Court (ICC) clears the way for the confirmation of charges hearing againstContinue Reading
A potential US military strike on Iran may appear, on paper, as a limited action aimed at deterring Tehran or degrading its military capabilities. But history suggests such a move could unleash consequences far beyond Iran’s borders — destabilizing an already volatile Middle East and reverberating across the global economy.Continue Reading
Several countries, including Thailand and Nepal, have heightened health surveillance after India confirmed new cases of the deadly Nipah virus, a zoonotic disease with a high fatality rate but limited human-to-human transmission. The World Health Organization (WHO) said two cases were confirmed in West Bengal involving two 25-year-old nurses, aContinue Reading
