Do Filipinos Struggle with Housing in 2025? A Report Says They Do
2026-03-27
Housing affordability worsens in the Philippines, with over half of Filipinos struggling as rents and home prices far exceed household incomes.Continue Reading
Who Really Benefits? Irrigators’ Awards Raise Questions on Water Equity, Governance Gaps
2026-03-24
Award-winning irrigators’ groups spotlight success—but also expose deeper issues in water access, governance, and gender inclusion nationwide.Continue Reading
Oxfam Backs BARMM Fatwa Declaring Forced Marriage of Rape Survivors ‘Haram’
2026-03-23
Oxfam Filipinas hails a BARMM fatwa declaring forced marriage of rape survivors as haram, calling it a milestone for justice and dignity.Continue Reading
In Sulu, Eid is More Than a Celebration—Did You Feel the “One Heart”?
2026-03-22
At dawn in Sulu, thousands of Tausug faithful gathered not just to mark the end of Ramadhan, but to live out a shared identity—one shaped by faith, forgiveness, and community.Continue Reading
Oceana Accuses BFAR of ‘Betrayal’ Over Supreme Court Ruling Favoring Commercial Fishing
2026-03-19
Oceana slams BFAR for interpreting SC ruling in favor of commercial fishers, warning of threats to municipal waters and small-scale livelihoods. (Image by freepik) MANILA, Philippines — International marine conservation group Oceana has accused the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) of abandoning its mandate to protect small-scale fishers,Continue Reading
OPINION: The Quiet Power of Hadiyah Offers a Path Beyond Ritual as Ramadan Ends
2026-03-18
Ramadan draws to a close on Friday, March 20. Many Muslims find themselves at a familiar crossroads: the end of a month defined by discipline, restraint, and spiritual clarity—and the beginning of a return to ordinary time. The question that lingers is not simply whether the fast was completed, butContinue Reading
Marcos Pitch at UN Security Council: Does it Matter for the Philippines?
2026-03-12
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is pushing the Philippines’ bid for a UN Security Council seat. Here’s why it matters for diplomacy, climate security, and global influence.Continue Reading
