Humans have long been demolishing the forest for the sake of land development—uprooting trees and displacing forest residents. Along with this destructive expansion, birds are stripped of their tree cavities,
While most lifeforms on Earth needs light to live, this hidden world twists such narrative. During a deep water expedition in the Kuril-Kamchatka and Aleutian trenches of the Northwest Pacific
Just leisurely using the internet adds to one’s carbon footprint. In 2023, the average emission per person was 4.7 metric tons (Statistica). With more climate action from digital service providers,
When one enters the University of the Philippines, or even when one hears about UP, the phrase “honor and excellence” may come to mind. Although it has been changed, with
CLAIM: In his fourth State of the Nation Address, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. responded to the often-questioned campaign promise to lower the price of rice to ₱20 per kilo. He
Nearly half of Filipino families continue to view themselves as poor, based on the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey results. In its June 25 – 29 report, SWS reported
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the administrative transfer of Sulu province to Region 9 (Zamboanga Peninsula), citing the Supreme Court’s final ruling and the province’s rejection of the Bangsamoro
In a move dubbed “maritime cooperative activity,” the Philippine and Indian navies staged their first joint patrol in the disputed West Philippine Sea’s exclusive economic zone. Shri Harsh Kumar Jain,
A human rights group condemned the additional murder charges filed against detained community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio on Aug. 3, calling them “trumped-up” and part of a pattern of judicial
In a country where press freedom continues to face escalating threats, the case of Frenchie Mae Cumpio stands as one of the most alarming — and enduring — examples of
