From food prices and farming to water supply, education, and local economies, climate shocks are already reshaping everyday life in the Philippines. Read more »
An invasive ornamental fish is posing growing threats to biodiversity and public health in Lake Sampaloc, a volcanic crater lake in San Pablo City, Laguna. Read more »
A recent Pulse Asia survey shows most Filipinos favor working with like-minded countries such as the United States, Japan, Australia, Canada, and South Korea to uphold the Philippines’ rights in the WPS and strengthen a rules-based order in the region. Read more »
Metro Cebu may soon face tighter water conditions as the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) prepares contingency measures in anticipation of a possible El Niño event. Read more »
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) has introduced “Juana Creatives,” a new co-working and learning hub designed to support Filipinos interested in pursuing creative careers. Read more »
The Philippines and France formalize a Visiting Forces Agreement, strengthening military cooperation, regional security efforts, and joint defense initiatives. Read more »
