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Loosened coal restrictions ‘a step backward,’ says energy watchdog
CEED warns the DOE’s easing of coal restrictions undermines the Philippines’ renewable energy transition and weakens climate accountability
Environmental network links political dynasties to corruption, mining devastation
ATM links political dynasties to corruption and destructive mining, blaming them for flooding, human rights abuses, and lost livelihoods
Archbishop calls for ‘eruption of conscience’ amid corruption
He lamented a “moral decay that poisons even our leaders” and “culture of lies and indifference” that dulled people’s sense of right & wrong
UN weather agency warns of record rise in CO₂ levels, weakened...
WMO reports record rise in CO₂ levels in 2024, warning weakened forests and oceans are accelerating global warming
Holy See: Structural causes must be identified to eradicate poverty
Holy See Permanent Observer to the UN noted structural causes need to be identified and addressed in order to eradicate poverty and hunger
Caritas Philippines inaugurates new convention center in Tagaytay
Bagaforo expressed gratitude to those who helped realize the project, including Church leaders, benefactors, and volunteers
ICC ousts chief prosecutor Karim Khan from Duterte case over ‘appearance...
ICC removes Karim Khan from Duterte crimes-against-humanity case over “reasonable appearance of bias,” citing past links to victims
International action targets ‘system of exploitation’ in Cambodia’s cyberscam industry
US and UK sanction Cambodian tycoon Chen Zhi and Prince Group over alleged cyberscam, trafficking, and billion-dollar fraud network
Pope at Audience: Despite everything, Jesus sustains us
Pope Leo XIV reflects on how Jesus sustains us despite everything, saying this truth ought to console us as we experience the ups and downs
Caritas Philippines condemns murder of whistleblower, calls for justice and accountability
Caritas Philippines demands justice for slain NIA researcher Niruh Kyle Antatico, who exposed alleged corruption in irrigation projects
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