Water scarcity in the Philippines remains a growing concern, even as the country is surrounded by vast bodies of water. As an archipelago, access to water should theoretically be abundant, yet many communities still experience interruptions, shortages, and inconsistent supply. Read more »
Lawmakers are exploring a new Bayanihan 3 measure aimed at helping sectors most affected by surging oil prices, as the country grapples with the economic impact of global energy disruptions. Read more »
The Quezon City General Hospital (QCGH) has earned recognition as one of the Philippines’ top hospitals, according to the New York City–based weekly news magazine Newsweek, Mayor Joy Belmonte announced Monday. Read more »
Forty years after the 1986 People Power Revolution, activism has shifted from mass street protests to social media movements. How effective is online activism in creating real change today? Read more »
The Philippine government is ramping up efforts to revive the country’s coconut industry, with the goal of becoming the world’s top exporter of coconut products. Read more »
Public trust in President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. saw a notable decline in the fourth quarter of 2025, while Vice President Sara Duterte experienced gains in both trust and performance ratings, according to the latest Tugon ng Masa (TNM) nationwide survey released by Octa Research on Monday. Read more »
