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Public Anger Builds in Philippines Ahead of Trillion Peso March on November 30
Manila is facing rising tension after former congressman Elizaldy “Zaldy” Co, a key figure in the flood control bribery scandal, released a new set of videos while hiding abroad. In the recordings, he accuses the president of demanding kickbacks and senior officials of benefiting from years of corruption tied to flood control projects. The president strongly denies all allegations. Zaldy Co’s Videos Ignite New Questions...
Read More →Piracy on the Rise: Southeast Asia’s Shipping Lanes Under Threat
Piracy is becoming a problem in Southeast Asia, one of the busiest shipping areas in the world. The International Maritime Bureau says pirate attacks in Asia increased by 35% in 2024. These attacks hurt not just ships and their crews, but the global economy too. Malacca Strait: A Key Target One of the most important places being targeted by pirates is the Malacca Strait, located between Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula. It is a n...
Read More →Cardinal David Slams Flood Control Corruption as "Worst in Philippine History"
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David, who also leads the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines, has issued one of his strongest public statements yet, condemning the multibillion-peso flood control corruption scandal that has shaken the country. In a passionate Sunday sermon, the Cardinal called the scheme the “worst corruption scandal in our nation’s history,” saying the scale of theft has left many Filipinos ...
Read More →US Sanctions Shake Russia’s Oil Empire
On October 23, the United States took one of its strongest steps yet against Russia by sanctioning its two biggest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil. The move, which has already impacted global oil trade, aims to cut off billions of dollars in revenue that Moscow uses to fund its war in Ukraine. Washington Targets Russia’s Main Source of Money In October, the US placed Rosneft and Lukoil on its Specially Designated Nationals (SDN)...
Read More →Philippines Jails Ex-Mayor After Exposing Shocking Scam Operation
The fall of Alice Guo has stunned the Philippines. Once a soft spoken mayor in the quiet town of Bamban, she is now serving life in prison for a scam empire so big that investigators said it looked more like a crime syndicate headquarters than a local business. A Mayor People Once Trusted Bamban is a small town a few hours north of Manila. When Guo first became mayor, residents described her as kind, quiet and focused on improving local...
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