Iloilo’s waste-to-energy plan draws fire from environmental advocates

The groups argued that the public consultation held in February 2025 came too late and violated guidelines from the NEDA

Humanitarian crisis deepens in quake-hit Myanmar as church, rights groups urge unhindered aid access

In its appeal, the Bishops’ Conference of Myanmar called for an "urgent ceasefire to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid."

Catholic universities in Hong Kong and Taiwan sign cooperation agreements

The agreements demonstrate the two Catholic universities’ shared dedication to advancing life education and exchanging teaching methodologies

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Eid’l Fitr, also known as the "Feast of Breaking the Fast," signals the start of Shawwal, the tenth month of the Islamic calendar

Filipinos see pathway from poverty with virtual assistant jobs

No government figures for the sector as the role falls into no recognized job category, meaning legal protections are also non-existent
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Police memo links PH’s exit from money laundering ‘grey list’ to activist crackdown allegations

A memorandum issued by the CIDG Regional Field Unit based in La Union province reveals the existence of “Project ‘Exit the Greylist.’”

Nun combines psychiatry and spirituality to treat mental health disorders

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Apayao’s UNESCO biosphere faces threats as hydropower projects challenge renewable energy goals and environmental sustainability
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Iloilo’s waste-to-energy plan draws fire from environmental advocates

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