Filipino theologians explore how Church should respond to AI
As artificial intelligence increasingly shapes the way people work, communicate, learn and make decisions, two Filipino Dominican theologians…
Philippines stakes claim as Latin America’s Asean gateway
The Philippines is positioning itself as Latin America’s bridge to Southeast Asia, testing whether shared history and culture…
Mainland Chinese research ship spotted near Taiwan’s largest naval base
A mainland Chinese research ship has sailed close to a key Taiwanese naval base, marking its second appearance…
US allies in Asia wary as Trump moves military assets for Iran war | US-Israel war on Iran News
United States allies in Asia are watching warily as Washington scales back some military assets in the region…
Asia faces scam ‘epidemic’ threat as gangs exploit agentic AI, cybercrime expert warns
Online scam syndicates that rely on trafficked workers, guarded compounds and vast call-centre-style operations could soon become more…
Philippine flood-control scandal resurfaces after latest monsoon deluge
The latest floods to hit Metro Manila and parts of the Philippines’ main island of Luzon have turned…
With eyes on blockade, China tests boosted presence east of Taiwan: study
China is ramping up its presence east of Taiwan in an apparent bid to establish jurisdiction in the…
PH, Iceland sign historic air services pact
TRAVEL for passengers and cargo shipments between the Philippines and Iceland is set to become more convenient following…
Macroscope | Japan faces a tough inflation-growth trade-off – and it’s not alone
Global bond markets are throwing a tantrum. On August 17, the yield on 30-year US Treasury bonds hit…
Wang Yi heads to Seoul as Trump cuts South Korea drills, opening door for China
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi is set to visit Seoul days after Donald Trump called for the US…
Student shooter kills classmate and himself at a Philippine school
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A high school student carrying two pistols shot to death a fellow student before…
98-year-old calls for remembering 3.1 million Japanese lives lost in war
Kazuhiko Takahashi, 98, who was the oldest war-bereaved relative to attend Saturday’s war-end anniversary ceremony in Tokyo, calls…