Scant climate funds
Saving the planet from an impending climate catastrophe does not seem to be a priority for developed countries.
President Marcos approves implementation of Philippine-South Korea trade agreement
The agreement aims to strengthen economic relations between the two countries by facilitating trade and investment flows, removing barriers to market access, and creating new…
End the export of Filipinos: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Ending the labor export policy is not just about economics—it is about preserving the dignity of Filipino workers.
Expedite efforts to improve treatment of non-regular employees: The Japan News
Japan's labour shortage is becoming serious. It will be important for the central government and companies to create an environment in which it is comfortable for both men and…
Wrong intent: The Kathmandu Post
The new bill on regulating online content seems to be aimed at controlling anti-government narratives.
Confronting an impunity crisis in Southeast Asia
In the region, impunity not only silences dissent and erodes public trust, but also perpetuates cycles of repression and inequality.
How climate change has hit Nepali kitchens
Nepal's food security will depend on how the agriculture sector addresses climate-related challenges.
Do we need a revolution?
Philippine politics is a classic case of an “unstable equilibrium.” It may seem like a beautiful chaos on the surface, but it’s also increasingly unsustainable, and…
Turning point: a people-driven democracy in action
And what we also saw was a National Assembly reacting and acting just as quickly, with 190 lawmakers placing their country over their parties and their personal safety.
The Church in a globalised world
The Church’s openness to globalisation—not as a threat but as an opportunity to manifest its universal mission—is a beacon of hope in a fractured world.