VP Sara Duterte visited victims of the Binaliw landfill collapse in Cebu, offering support, comforting families, and urging strength as rescue and recovery efforts continue.
A federal judge has issued a ruling blocking an election order from Trump, responding to a lawsuit launched by the states of Oregon and Washington. This decision highlights ongoing legal battles over voting procedures and the administration's influence on mail-in voting, particularly amid continuing concerns about electoral integrity.
In a notable decision, references to Trump's impeachments have been removed from the display accompanying his photo portrait at the Smithsonian. This change reflects ongoing discussions about how historical figures are presented and the political implications of such displays within national institutions.
In response to Australia’s stringent social media regulations, Meta has taken action by blocking over 550,000 accounts. This significant move highlights the ongoing tensions between social media companies and governments regarding content management, privacy, and the enforcement of national laws.
As Europe navigates a tumultuous landscape, experts are highlighting 2026 as a critical year fraught with existential risks. From political instability and economic challenges to environmental concerns and security threats, the continent faces a complex array of challenges that could define its future trajectory.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared that the upcoming spring elections in 2026 will present a crucial choice for the nation: to embrace a path of peace or to veer towards a path of war. His remarks come amid heightened geopolitical tensions in Europe, emphasizing Hungary’s critical role in the ongoing dialogue surrounding security and stability.
The European Union’s defense chief has advocated for the establishment of a combined military force and a security council to enhance the bloc's geopolitical standing. This proposal reflects growing concerns about security challenges facing Europe and the need for a coordinated response among member states.
Gambia has presented a stark account of the plight faced by the Rohingya people in its ongoing genocide case against Myanmar. The country described the systematic persecution as turning Rohingya lives into a "nightmare," urging the international community to take action.
Washington D.C. – The U.S. Federal Reserve is facing renewed scrutiny as a formal investigation is launched into its recent policy decisions and internal governance. The probe, closely watched by global markets, comes amid mounting political pressure over the Fed’s handling of inflation, interest rates, and its interactions with major financial institutions.
City Council Member Mamdani has called for the immediate release of New York City Council employee who was detained by federal agents, raising alarm over treatment of public employees and concerns about overreach of federal government in local governance
Turkey urged the US to use its influence constructively in Libya, calling for coordinated diplomacy, respect for sovereignty, and support for political dialogue to help restore stability.
President Trump has warned he might veto a bill to extend Affordable Care Act health insurance subsidies, injecting uncertainty into efforts to keep premiums affordable for millions.
Hong Kong’s press continues to operate, but growing red lines and self-censorship have reshaped newsroom decisions, altering how stories are told — and which stories remain untold.
Lebanese President Aoun’s call for Hezbollah to rethink its weapons stirred anger and disappointment from the party, highlighting deep tensions over arms and national unity.
U.S. Treasury head Scott Bessent signals sanctions on Venezuela could be eased next week to boost oil sales and economic ties, with IMF/World Bank meetings in view.
A GOP senator has publicly questioned the DOJ’s credibility over its criminal investigation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, sparking debate about institutional independence and future Fed confirmations.
Seven senior UK Labour MPs have urged the government to ban cryptocurrency political donations, warning they threaten transparency and could enable opaque or foreign influence in elections.
For several years, the concept of a global financial reset has increasingly gained traction within economic, political, and financial circles. Once confined to the fringes of public debate, it is now entering mainstream discussions, driven by a growing accumulation of macroeconomic signals that are difficult to ignore. But is this merely alarmist speculation, or a credible hypothesis supported by structural realities?
Sir Keir Starmer has declined to ban Iran’s IRGC, citing legal complexity and existing sanctions, as pressure continues for the UK to take a firmer symbolic stance.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi may call an early general election in February, her coalition partner says, as she weighs political timing, economic priorities, and diplomatic tensions.
Trump’s influence shakes Latin America, altering diplomacy, trade, and daily life. Leaders and citizens navigate this political earthquake with caution, pragmatism, and resilience.
Germany proposes a NATO mission in the Arctic to ease tensions over Greenland, emphasizing diplomacy, cooperation, and respect for sovereignty among allies.
Thailand’s reformist People’s Party leader continues to top opinion polls ahead of next month’s general election, though the race remains open and shaped by turnout and alliances.
Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah has successfully undergone a heart procedure, is recovering well, and is expected to resume official duties soon, with officials and citizens sending support.