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PH Police Says Chinese Are Involved in POGO Scams

By Jasmine C.
November 8, 2023
in :  Philippines
ph police says chinese are involved in pogo scams

Amid increasing concerns over the presence of clandestine forces allegedly backed by China in the Philippines, the nation has intensified multi-agency efforts to address these suspicions.  Benjamin Acorda Jnr, the head of the Philippines’ national police, confirmed that some individuals have been detained in connection with ongoing investigations. While these recent developments have raised alarm among law enforcement authorities, the …

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Another Journalist Dead: Filipino Radio Host Shot Live on Air

By Desk Writer
November 6, 2023
in :  Philippines
another journalist dead filipino radio host shot live on air

In a horrifying turn of events that unfolded on a live Facebook broadcast, a radio anchor known by his alias DJ Johnny Walker fell victim to a fatal shooting within the confines of his studio in the southern Philippines. The assailant craftily infiltrated the studio by posing as a radio listener, all while a stunned online audience bore witness to …

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Philippines’ Exit from China’s Belt and Road Initiative Stirs Controversy

By Jasmine C.
November 5, 2023
in :  Philippines
philippines' exit from china's belt and road initiative stirs controversy

In a shocking turn of events, the Philippines has opted to step away from China’s sprawling Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), sending ripples through the global landscape. The repercussions of this unexpected exit are profound, casting doubt on the future of Chinese investments within the nation and amplifying geopolitical intricacies. Philippines Exits—Here’s Why The unforeseen move comes on the heels …

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Philippines’ History with Unpunished Journalist Murders

By Desk Writer
November 3, 2023
in :  Philippines
philippines’ history with unpunished journalist murders

In a disheartening revelation, the Philippines finds itself once again entrenched in an unsettling pattern, as it secures its unwelcome position on the Global Impunity Index for the 16th consecutive year. This annual list, unveiled by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), unveils a distressing truth – the killers of journalists in the Philippines continue to evade justice. Landing in …

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Philippines’ Neutral Stance in Israel-Gaza War Nurtures Backlash

By Jasmine C.
November 1, 2023
in :  Philippines
philippines’ neutral stance in israel gaza war nurtures backlash

In a poignant display of unity and compassion, a diverse gathering of everyday people converged outside the Israeli embassy in Manila to voice their profound disappointment with the Philippine government’s decision to abstain from a pivotal United Nations resolution.  The resolution, calling for a humanitarian truce in Gaza, received an overwhelming global consensus. However, the Philippines’ abstention set it apart …

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Did You Know? Philippines’ Teen Pregnancy Problem is Rooted in Religion

By Desk Writer
October 30, 2023
in :  Philippines
did you know philippines’ teen pregnancy problem is rooted in religion

In the heart of the Philippines, where life is often intertwined with faith and family, a new bill is discreetly making its way through Congress. It’s not merely a piece of legislation; it’s an enigmatic catalyst for transformation, a hidden source of radiance, and a cryptic testament to a nation’s unrelenting determination to combat an enigmatic “national social puzzle” – …

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Philippine Government Rule is the Worst in Asia: Details

By Desk Writer
October 26, 2023
in :  Philippines
philippine government rule is the worst in asia details

In the ever-shifting tapestry of governance, the Philippines finds itself navigating a labyrinth of challenges in the elusive realm of the rule of law. The 2023 World Justice Project (WJP) Rule of Law Index unfurls a complex narrative, painting the country’s quest for justice in hues of change and continuity, raising both hopes and questions. Scribbling its name at the …

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China is Pushing Philippines to Partner with US: Here’s Why

By Jasmine C.
October 24, 2023
in :  Philippines
china is pushing philippines to partner with us here’s why (2)

In the heart of Southeast Asia’s splendor lies the Philippines, an archipelago of allure that has, in recent times, become a central piece in a global geopolitical puzzle. Surrounded by the tranquil embrace of the South China Sea, this nation of over 7,000 islands finds itself at the epicenter of a complex and clandestine dance of power. Against this backdrop, …

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Philippines Orders Military To Never Use AI: Here’s Why

By Desk Writer
October 21, 2023
in :  Philippines
philippines orders military to never use ai here’s why

In a remarkable move to fortify its digital defenses, the Philippines’ defense chief has issued a bold directive, instructing military and department personnel to steer clear of AI-driven applications for creating personal portraits online. The measure comes in response to concerns about identity theft and cybersecurity perils intertwined with artificial intelligence. Security at the Forefront A memo, dated October 14 …

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Duterte’s Presidential Reign Filled with Killings? Journalist Exposes the Truth

By Katherine S
October 19, 2023
in :  Philippines
duterte’s presidential reign filled with killings journalist exposes the truth

In the tapestry of human existence, a few threads stand out as bold and unyielding. Patricia Evangelista’s journey through the labyrinth of Duterte’s Philippines is one such thread, and her latest book, “Some People Need Killing,” is a tapestry of humanity in the face of adversity. The New Yorker Radio Hour sat down with Evangelista for an intimate conversation, stripped …

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